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Summary trial family law decision setting parenting, support, arrears, property and pension orders after rejecting imputation of income to the mother.
The Court of Appeal found no reversible error: the trial judge correctly applied s.10.1(4) in context, made available credibility and factual findings that the respondent signed the waiver under duress and that the husband engaged in fraudulent conveyance, and therefore properly ordered the equalization payment and prejudgment interest to run from the date of separation; the appeal was dismissed.
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British Columbia Supreme Court granted a divorce, divided family property with adjustments for post-separation payments and assets, and declined spousal support.
Family-law trial on property division, support, and s. 7 expenses. The court enforced a 2016 family-home valuation, adjusted support, and made several equalization orders.
A family law trial judgment granted divorce and a name change, and ordered a practical split of pensions, corporate shares, bank funds, and rental properties.
In a family law trial, the Court found the home and several inheritance-linked accounts were family property, ordered an unequal division, and awarded lump sum spousal support.
The court held the consent order review was limited to support amount, not entitlement, and reduced spousal support after retirement while applying a partial double-dipping adjustment.
The court found the marriage agreement unfair under s. 65 FRA, varied property division, awarded pension and rental interests, and granted lump sum spousal support.
Family law trial on divorce, support, and property division. The court granted divorce, set spousal support, declined income imputation, and ordered division of assets.
Family law trial about property division, pension rights, tax debt, and spousal support after the parties’ marriage broke down.
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