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Family law 2025 BCSC 522

Alkuhlani v. Alkebsi

Family law trial addressing retroactive and prospective child support, spousal support, property division, debt allocation, parenting arrangements, occupational rent, and divorce.

  • Retroactive child support
  • S.7 expenses
  • Lump sum spousal support
  • Equal division of family property
  • Line of credit allocation
  • Credit card debt division
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Family law 2024 NSSC 162

K.S.K. v R.V.B.

The Court maintained the joint decision-making regime and shared parenting because there was no material change in circumstances since the Final Consent Order sufficient to displace the existing arrangement and the best interests of the children favored continued meaningful involvement of both parents; the mother’s income was imputed for 2022 and 2023 based on her capacity and bank deposits and the father’s evidence, resulting in calculated guideline child support and a set-off approach; the father was permitted to obtain passports and limited international travel without the mother’s consent…

  • Imputation of income
  • Shared parenting and decision-making
  • Section 7/extracurricular expenses
  • Passport and travel consent
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Costs
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Family law 2019 BCSC 317

Kelly v. Kelly

The court ordered respondent child support, imputed income to her at $35,000, set retroactive support from January 1, 2018, and divided the matrimonial property and debt.

  • Child support imputation
  • Retroactive child support
  • Equalization of family property
  • Line of credit allocation
  • Occupation rent
  • Pension division
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Family law 2012 BCSC 1061

S.C. v. D.A.

Family law reasons on parenting, child support, spousal support, family property, and unjust enrichment after a long cohabiting relationship.

  • Shared parenting
  • Joint custody and guardianship
  • Income imputation for guideline purposes
  • Section 15 custody assessment report
  • Section 7 special expenses
  • Division of family home
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Family law 2010 NSSC 117

Giles v. Giles

Shared parenting was retained because the existing virtually equal time arrangement had worked for two years and maximized parental contact consistent with the children’s best interests; the date of separation for property/support was fixed as March 9, 2008; property division followed the Matrimonial Property Act with specified allocations (investment account divided; RRSP spousal rollover; joint accounts split; matrimonial home buyout or sale procedure); the father's income for support imputed to $104,400 by adding his projected corporate income and imputed rent expenses given non‑arm’s leng…

  • Shared parenting
  • Best interests of the child
  • Date of separation
  • Division of matrimonial property
  • Rrsp rollover
  • Line of credit allocation
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Family law 2009 BCSC 865

Card v. Card

Family-law trial on property division, spousal support, child support, pension division, and divorce. The court ordered a lump sum and ongoing support, fixed child support, and granted divorce.

  • Asset division
  • Reapportionment
  • Lump sum spousal support
  • Spousal support quantum and duration
  • Child support guideline calculation
  • Division of pension
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Family law 2007 BCSC 1054

E.S.C. v. S.L.S.

The court rejected the defendant’s request for double costs, holding it could not say her offer to settle was as favourable as the judgment overall.

  • Offer to settle under rules of court
  • Double costs entitlement
  • Division of matrimonial assets and liabilities
  • Line of credit allocation
  • Variation of spousal support
  • Family-law
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Family law 2001 BCSC 86

Pullman v. Pullman

The court corrected property-allocation details, set child support at $878 monthly, ordered retroactive spousal support of $1,200 monthly, and fixed VISA liability at $5,500.

  • Line of credit allocation
  • Retroactive spousal maintenance
  • Imputation of income
  • Shared custody calculations
  • Interim orders
  • Allocation of sale proceeds
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