The case involves child support payments and the accumulation of arrears by the father.

The case revolves around an appeal made by the claimant against a decision made by a Provincial Court judge, who had previously agreed to a consent order bearing the terms of a separation agreement.

The case is between C.C.A. and A.G.M. and relates to a separation agreement that was signed between the parties in 2017. C.C.A. is seeking to set aside and replace a clause in the agreement that requires him to pay $2,000 per month in spousal support.

The case centers around a dispute over parenting time of their 30-month-old son, with K.M.P. seeking to vary the parenting time of A.E.J. and requesting that the parties attend conflict coaching sessions.

The dispute centers around child support payments and other expenses related to the couple's children.

Child support is an important issue that arises in family law matters involving children. In British Columbia child support is governed by the Federal Child Support Guidelines. Here are the basics of child support in British Columbia.

Parental Responsibilities and Parenting Time are important issues that arise in family law matters involving children. In British Columbia these issues are governed by the Family Law Act. Here is a brief overview of Parental Responsibilities and Parenting Time in British Columbia:

Family law is a complex area of law that deals with issues related to family relationships, such as divorce, child custody (now known as parenting time), adoption, and domestic violence. These issues can be emotionally charged and legally complex, making it difficult for individuals to navigate the legal system on their own. That's where a family law lawyer comes in