Vancouver Calgary Step Parent Child Support cases involve more discretion than do child support cases between natural parents. The court has the power to depart from the Child Support Guidelines amounts in Vancouver Calgary Step Parent Child Support disputes. The concept of the biological parent bearing primary responsibility for paying child support applies but this does […]
Vancouver Step Parent Child Support
Vancouver step parent child support lawyers assist clients in claiming or defending basic child support and special and extraordinary child support claims. Our skilled Vancouver Step Parent Child Support lawyers handle self employed payor cases, shared parenting cases and over the age of majority Vancouver child support cases as well as tricky cases involving step parents. […]
BC Stepparent Child Support
WILL YOU HAVE TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT FOR YOUR BC SEPARATED SPOUSE’S CHILDREN FROM A PRIOR RELATIONSHIP? WHAT IS BC “TOP UP SUPPORT”? A “parent” has the obligation to support their children, and after separation if the children live with one parent (the recipient) then the other parent must pay child support (the payor) based […]
BC Common Law Relationships, Unmarried Couples and Child Support
A recent BC Supreme Court common law trust and property claim and step parent child support case Hall v. Becker explains nicely how a common law trust claim and property claim work. It also analyses the duty at BC law of a BC step parent to pay BC child support and considers the duty of both the natural father and step parent to pay child support in a case where the mother has re-partnered. A step parent is liable
BC Common Law Relationships, unmarried couples and rights to BC child support
A recent BC Supreme Court common law trust and property claim and step parent child support case Hall v. Becker explains nicely how a common law trust claim and property claim work. It also analyses the duty at BC law of a BC step parent to pay BC child support and considers the duty of both the natural father and step parent to pay child support in a case where the mother has re-partnered. A step parent is liable
