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Child support-related claims were partly allowed. The court ordered retroactive support, declined to impute income to the claimant, and dismissed reimbursement for Tarys’ bookkeeping course.
The court varied a consent child-support order after finding the claimant’s income had increased and rejecting the respondent’s request for a retroactive decrease.
The registrar allowed only $10,000 of the committee’s claimed 2022–23 legal fees under the Patients Property Act and disallowed the balance.
The court retroactively varied spousal support, found the respondent intentionally unemployed, and ordered ongoing support, with estate and expense orders.
The court admitted the claimant’s affidavit and mostly allowed retroactive child-related expense claims, including private school, childcare, counselling, and orthodontic costs.
The court allocated interim education decision-making to the respondent, dismissed a requested fine over play therapy consent, and treated limited Mandarin shipping costs as special expenses.
The court refused to confirm Alberta provisional variation orders or reduce child support, but ordered the father to pay $8,991.62 in extraordinary expenses and costs.
The court granted interim section 7 child support orders for health and counselling expenses and dance, but declined to order horse-riding expenses.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia found neither party had substantial success on costs, ordered each to bear their own costs, and set payment terms for past and future child-related expenses.
In this interim family law decision, the court imputed prospective income to the respondent, set interim child support at $404 per month, and reserved retroactive issues for trial.
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