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Income Imputation in BC Family Law
Brittney Menzel March 12th 2026 The income of the spouses involved in a family law matter is often a highly contested issue and rightfully so. Income plays a central role in determining the dollar amount of child and spousal support, as well as the proportion that each party is required to contribute to section 7 expenses, or what is also known as special and extraordinary expenses. The starting point for determining income is to review line 15000 of the spouse’s T1 Income Ta
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What’s Mine is Yours? What’s Yours is Mine?
A Glimpse Into Property Division and BC Family Law Brittney Menzel February 20th 2026 Property division post-separation can be daunting but ultimately depends on how the property is characterized. The categories are as follows: 1. Family property 2. Excluded property 3. Separate property Family Property Family property includes property that was acquired during a marriage or marriage-like relationship and that is owned by at least one spouse at the date
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Spousal Support: Entitlement in BC
Brittney Menzel, Family Law Litigator February 13th 2026 Spousal support is a common issue that arises when parties separate in British Columbia. Although common, it is important to note that spousal support is not an automatic right, meaning it is not automatically granted to a spouse upon separation. Rather, it is necessary to first establish that you are entitled to spousal support in British Columbia. If entitlement is established, the other party has a duty to pay spous
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