Hellberg v. Netherclift
- 2017 BCSC 738
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- 2017 BCCA 363
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- 2018 BCSC 357
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- 2018 BCSC 357
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- 2018 BCCA 404
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- 2019 BCCA 24
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The above case is referenced within:
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British Columbia Family Practice Manual
(Current to: February 01 2023)
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Chapter 11. Using Alternatives to Trial in a Family Law Case
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I. Summary Trial in Family Law Proceedings [§11.1]
- A. Appropriateness of Summary Trial Procedure [§11.2]
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I. Summary Trial in Family Law Proceedings [§11.1]
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Chapter 11. Using Alternatives to Trial in a Family Law Case
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Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia
(Current to: October 15 2023)
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Chapter 2. Parenting and Care of Children
- III. Custody and Access under the Pre-amendments Divorce Act [§2.8]
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XI. Parental Mobility and Relocation [§2.51]
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A. Relocation under the Divorce Act [§2.52]
- 1. Best Interests of the Child Generally (Sections 16 and 16.92) [§2.53]
- 2. Section 16.92(1) (a) —The Reasons for Relocation [§2.54]
- 3. Section 16.92(1) (b) —Impact of Relocation on the Child [§2.55]
- 4. Section 16.92(1) (c) —Amount of Time Spent and Level of Involvement of Each Parent [§2.56]
- 7. Section 16(6) —Maximizing Contact Between the Child and Both Parents [§2.59]
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A. Relocation under the Divorce Act [§2.52]
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Chapter 11. Procedural Alternatives in Family Law
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II. Procedural Alternatives in Supreme Court [§11.14]
- D. Summary Trials in Family Law Cases [§11.18]
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II. Procedural Alternatives in Supreme Court [§11.14]
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Chapter 2. Parenting and Care of Children