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Family law 2025 BCSC 2320

Cowie v. Duperon

Undefended family law case granting divorce, parenting orders, child support, property division, and related relief after the respondent failed to participate or disclose finances.

  • Divorce
  • Retroactive child support
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Lump sum child support
  • Income imputation
  • Enforcement of cohabitation/marriage agreement
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Family law 2025 BCSC 1931

Stollery v. Stollery

Cross applications in a family law matter: disclosure fines, income imputation, child support, spousal support, and s. 7 expenses were addressed on an interim basis.

  • Income imputation
  • Section 213 family law act fines
  • Rule 9-1 disclosure demands
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Spousal support advisory guidelines
  • Child support guidelines
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Family law 2025 BCSC 488

R.B. aka R.K. v. M.J.B.

Family law trial granting divorce, shared guardianship, child support, property equalization, and increased unsupervised parenting time, with school placement and conduct orders.

  • Parenting time
  • Parental responsibilities
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Conduct orders
  • Family violence allegations
  • Credibility findings
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Family law 2024 BCSC 2350

Sattar v. Shahid

The court granted divorce, found coercive financial control amounting to family violence, and made detailed parenting, support, and property orders.

  • Coercive financial control
  • Joyce model decision-making
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Division of bank accounts and registered plans
  • Gifts v loans in family context
  • Passport/travel restrictions
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Family law 2024 NSSC 325

Evans v. Evans

There was a material change in circumstances (decline in income). However, respondent failed to prove on the balance of probabilities that the applicant is intentionally underemployed; the applicant’s employment changes were reasonable, caused in part by job loss and contractual breaches by employers, and he continued to seek remunerative work. Because there was no rational and solid evidentiary foundation to impute income, child support was varied based on actual 2023 income of $125,533.36 resulting in monthly support of $1,695.62 commencing November 1, 2024, and no arrears are owing.

  • Change of circumstances
  • Imputation of income
  • Variation of child support
  • Arrears
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Recalculation program
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Family law 2024 BCSC 1966

K.C.W.G. v. K.M.C.

The court varied child support and s. 7 expenses effective July 1, 2024, reduced the mother’s imputed income to $45,000, and ordered the father to pay $184.53 for unpaid soccer costs.

  • Variation of child support
  • Imputation of income
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Retroactivity of support
  • Breach of parenting order and sanctions
  • S.211 views of the child report
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Family law 2024 BCSC 453

A.J.S.A. v. K.L.W.

Family law trial granting divorce, revising parenting, fixing support, and dividing property after findings of family violence, conflict, and disclosure issues.

  • Parenting time
  • Decision-making authority
  • Conduct orders
  • Guidelines income
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Retroactive support
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Family law 2024 BCSC 11

Berlando v. Berlando

The court imposed a $1,000 disclosure fine, awarded retroactive child support from January 2017, and set ongoing support for an adult child in university.

  • Retroactive child support
  • Section 213 fine for non-disclosure
  • Variation of child support
  • Imputed income
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Enforcement of separation agreement
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Family law 2023 BCSC 2011

Amante v. Sanchez

The court refused to impute income to Ms. Amante, ordered high-end spousal support for 2021-2023, and set s. 7 expenses at 32%/68%.

  • Imputation of income
  • S.15.2 factors
  • S.7 special expenses
  • Support review
  • Disability and earning capacity
  • Spousal-support
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Family law 2023 BCSC 1508

Betts v. Betts

Family property and support decision in a 14-year marriage. The court divided a holding-company interest by share transfer, reapportioned home proceeds, and set guideline incomes and support.

  • Division of family property
  • Valuation of private company shares
  • Excluded property and reapportionment
  • Guideline income determination
  • Retroactive support
  • S.7 special expenses
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