Setting Aside Child Support Provisions within Separation Agreement
Renshi v Renshi, 2022 BCSC 1942 (CanLII) The issue in focus: Application for an order setting aside terms of a separation agreement regarding child support
In a family law dispute property division is either done through negotiation between the parties or is accomplished in the BC Supreme Court pursuant to the Family Law Act, BC. Maio Law assists clients in initiating a Notice of Family Claim to pursue property division or filing a Response to Family Claim as well as filing any necessary Counterclaim. Maio Law can also assist with registering a Certificate of Pending Litigation against any residential property that is family property.
Upon separation it is important to first determine family property as well as excluded property. Likewise, it is also important to determine property ownership and valuation at the commencement of the relationship. A party should obtain any and all documentary evidence that supports ownership and valuation with respect to an asset.
Renshi v Renshi, 2022 BCSC 1942 (CanLII) The issue in focus: Application for an order setting aside terms of a separation agreement regarding child support
Hinz v. Davey, 2022 BCCA 232 The issue in focus: The Courts jurisdiction under the Family Law Act (“FLA”) to retroactively vary support payments in
In an interesting case out of the BC Court of Appeal, the Administrator of the Estate for the deceased wife filed a Notice of Family
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