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In this family-law costs decision, the Court found M.J.B. was the substantially successful party and awarded costs, but declined double costs and Scale C.
The court declined retroactive private school contributions, set guideline incomes for 2021–2024, reallocated s. 7 expenses proportionately, and kept shared parenting responsibilities.
The court varied a parenting order for a nearly 17-year-old child, ordered passport delivery, and required payment of agreed section 7 expenses.
Interim family law reasons set a phased parenting schedule, cancel a protection order, replace it with conduct orders, and deny a police enforcement clause.
The court dismissed the claimant’s bid to vary interim orders, ordered shared parental responsibilities, set a graduated parenting-time schedule, and upheld separate occupancy of the home.
Interim parenting time was increased to a shared 2-2-3 schedule after the court found the children’s best interests supported equal parenting time pending trial.
Interim family law reasons ordering equal parenting time, joint guardianship, interim support based on $50,000 income, and full financial disclosure.
The court found the respondent could be imputed income for support purposes, but ordered further evidence on available jobs before finalizing the amount.
Interim allocation of education decision-making was granted to the claimant, with the court finding the Catholic school choice best served the child’s interests at this stage.
A British Columbia family trial set the parties’ relationship start date, child support, parenting arrangements, s. 7 expenses, and spousal support terms.
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