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M.F.W. v. M.A.H.

• 2018 BCSC 2486
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• 2019 BCSC 588
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• 2020 BCCA 284
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• 2021 BCSC 1581
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Annotated Family Practice (Current to: March 01 2023)
   • Chapter 5. Family Law Act, S.B.C. 2011, c. 25—Annotated
     • XXII. Assistance from parenting coordinators [§5.17]
     • CXXXVIII. Agreements respecting property division [§5.114]
     • CCXXVII. Changing, suspending or terminating orders respecting spousal support [§5.189]
2. British Columbia Family Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2024)
   • Chapter 2. Building Effective Relationships
     • III. Meeting the Prospective Family Law Client [§2.11]
       • A. The Initial Consultation with a Family Client [§2.12]
         • 5. Assessing and Explaining the Potential Client’s Options [§2.23]
           • g. Parenting Coordinators [§2.30]
   • Chapter 5. Gathering Information in a Family Law Case
     • VIII. Information about a Child’s Views and Best Interests [§5.14]
       • A. Reports under the Family Law Act, Section 211 [§5.15]
3. Civil Appeal Handbook (Current to: January 01 2023)
   • Chapter 2. Standards of Review
     • VII. Standard of Review Analysis: Specific Cases [§2.7]
       • M. Family Law Proceedings [§2.35]
         • 2. Standard of Review for Spousal and Child Support [§2.37]
4. Family Law Agreements: Annotated Precedents (Current to: November 15 2023)
   • Chapter 2. When Courts Will Vary or Set Aside a Family Law Agreement
     • II. Jurisdiction to Intervene in Family Law Agreements [§2.2]
       • C. Agreements about Property and Other Rights [§2.5]
         • 2. Unwitnessed and Oral Agreements [§2.7]
   • Chapter 17. Concluding Clauses
     • I. Dispute Resolution, Legal Proceedings, and Costs [§17.1]
       • X. Interim Arrangements [§17.25]
5. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2023)
   • Chapter 2. Parenting and Care of Children
     • XVII. The Role of Parenting Coordinators in Dispute Resolution [§2.83]
   • Chapter 3. Child Support
     • VIII. Determination of Support under the Child Support Guidelines [§3.15]
       • H. Imputation of Income [§3.35]
         • 1. Assessment of Earning Capacity [§3.36]
           • d. Property Not Reasonably Used to Generate Income [§3.40]
     • XVI. Enforcement of Child Support [§3.89]
       • B. Arrears of Child Support [§3.91]
   • Chapter 4. Property under the Family Law Act
     • VII. Classification of Family Property and Debt under the Family Law Act [§4.9]
       • C. Excluded Property [§4.12]
         • 1. Categories of Excluded Property [§4.13]
           • b. Inheritance Received by a Spouse [§4.15]
   • Chapter 6. Spousal Support
     • VIII. Variation of Spousal Support Orders [§6.58]
       • D. Circumstances Held to Be a Material Change on Spousal Support Variation [§6.62]
   • Chapter 7. Family Law Agreements
     • I. Principles of Contract Law and Family Law Agreements [§7.1]
     • III. Making Agreements under the Family Law Act [§7.3]
       • D. Oral Agreements on Property, Debt, and Pension Division [§7.7]
   • Chapter 10. Evidence in Family Law Matters
     • II. Evidence Related to the Best Interests of the Child [§10.14]
       • A. Court-appointed Assessments and Reports Relating to Children [§10.15]
     • III. Admissibility of Specific Types of Evidence in Family Law Cases [§10.17]
       • D. Emails and Texts [§10.21]
   • Chapter 11. Procedural Alternatives in Family Law
     • I. Out-of-court Resolution of Family Law Disputes [§11.1]
       • E. Parenting Coordination [§11.7]
         • 1. Appointment [§11.8]
         • 2. Role and Authority [§11.9]