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The court varied an interim parenting order to reflect equal shared parenting, ordered a s. 211 report about A.B., refused exclusive occupancy, and dismissed retroactive child support.
Mid-trial, the court dismissed an application to bar the claimant from the home, finding the renewed trespass theory was an abuse of process and the facts remained unresolved.
The court dismissed a protection order application, made mutual non-removal orders, adjourned exclusive occupancy, and set interim parenting and conduct orders.
The court granted the respondent exclusive possession of the Main House and the claimant exclusive possession of the Laneway House, citing children’s best interests and reduced conflict.
An exclusive-occupancy application over a Surrey townhouse was granted in part. The claimant received occupancy rights on conditions, with relocation-related payment options for the respondent.
The court found the parties were in a marriage-like relationship for nearly 25 years and awarded the claimant an equal share of the Royston Property, subject to the respondent's excluded property claim.
The court denied exclusive occupancy of the family home, set interim child and spousal support, imputed income to both parties, and ordered a $100,000 litigation advance.
Interim family-law orders granted exclusive occupancy, child support, spousal support, and retroactive child support in a high-conflict BC separation case.
Application for exclusive occupancy of a family residence dismissed as late, highly contested, and best left to trial, with costs awarded to the claimant.
The court granted the claimant interim exclusive occupancy of the family home and ordered interim spousal support of $4,000 per month, while rejecting the respondent’s family-debt position.
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