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BC Court of Appeal: No hard rule about whether new partner’s income is relevant for spousal support, Rozen v. Rozen, 2016 BCCA 303.

by Brennan J. Clarkson | Jul 12, 2016 | Child Support, Spousal Support

In relation to orders for spousal support based on compensatory factors, re-partnering will generally (but not always) be irrelevant. In Rozen, the parties were divorced after 20 years of marriage.  The parties had entered into a settlement in 1997, at which time they...

Court of Appeal: Test for material change in circumstances is whether the change was actually contemplated at time of original order, Dedes v. Dedes, 2015 BCCA 194

by Brennan J. Clarkson | May 5, 2016 | Custody/Parenting

In Dedes v. Dedes, a relocation case, the Court of Appeal clarified the test for a material change of circumstances.  The parties separated in 2009.  They had three children.  In 2011, the parties entered into a consent order for joint custody with a week on, week off...

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