Canada Case Law

Loehr v. Loehr

Court

Supreme Court of British Columbia

The court imputed the respondent's 2024 Guideline income at $195,309 and his 2025 income at $180,000 (three-year average), imputed the claimant's Guideline income at $70,000, declined to grant the respondent a retroactive variation to January 1, 2024 or to terminate spousal support as of November 1, 2024, ordered spousal support payable in the SSAG mid-range based on imputed incomes from July 1, 2025 until June 2029, ordered child support to reflect the imputed incomes and the claimant's full-time parenting from February 1, 2024, and ordered each party to bear their own costs.

Source excerpt

• Income imputation
• Variation/review of support
• Retroactive support
• Spousal support duration
• Parenting time impact

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Shih v. Shih

Court

Supreme Court of British Columbia

The court granted an interim without prejudice suspension of child support, finding a prima facie case for variation, hardship, urgency, and no ongoing unclean hands.

• Interim relief
• Variation of support
• Clean hands doctrine
• Parenting time impact
• Loss of employment
• Urgency

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