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M.W.B. v. A.R.B.

• 2011 BCSC 1663
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• 2012 BCSC 911
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• 2013 BCSC 885
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• 2014 BCSC 2309
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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
     • II. Definitions [§5.1]
     • LXXI. Best interests of child [§5.59]
     • LXXII. Assessing family violence [§5.60]
     • LXXV. Parenting arrangements [§5.62]
     • CCX. Changing, suspending or terminating orders respecting child support [§5.174]
2. British Columbia Business Disputes (Current to: August 01 2016)
   • Chapter 2. Fiduciary Duty
     • III. Fiduciary Relationships [§2.13]
       • C. Ad Hoc or Fact-specific Fiduciary Relationships [§2.16]
         • 2. Ad Hoc Fiduciary Relationships in Commercial Settings [§2.18]
3. British Columbia Family Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2023)
   • Chapter 1. Conducting a Family Law Practice
     • I. Nature of a Family Law Practice [§1.1]
       • B. Dispute Resolution Processes in Family Law [§1.6]
         • 2. Duties of Lawyers and Other Family Dispute Resolution Professionals [§1.8]
   • Chapter 3. Assessing the Legal Issues in a Family Law File
     • V. Child Support [§3.45]
       • H. The Child Support Guidelines [§3.53]
         • 4. Special or Extraordinary Expenses [§3.57]
     • VII. Division of Family Property and Family Debt [§3.62]
       • B. Family Property, Family Debt, and Excluded Property Defined [§3.64]
         • 5. Property Division under the Family Relations Act [§3.69]
   • Chapter 7. Commencing Proceedings
     • VI. Commencing a Family Law Proceeding in Supreme Court [§7.42]
       • C. Drafting the Notice of Family Claim [§7.50]
         • 11. Schedule 2—Children [§7.61]
   • Chapter 9. Obtaining Court-ordered Interim Relief
     • VI. Types of Interim Relief Available in a Family Law Case [§9.49]
       • D. Application for Interim Protection of Persons [§9.59]
   • Chapter 13. Obtaining Court-ordered Costs in a Family Law Case
     • I. Supreme Court Costs in a Family Law Case [§13.1]
       • B. When to Address the Issue of Costs in a Family Law Case [§13.6]
         • 3. When and How to Address the Issue of Costs when the Paying Party Is Likely to Declare Bankruptcy [§13.9]
   • Chapter 14. Practising in Provincial Court
     • III. Commencing a Family Law Proceeding in Provincial Court [§14.3]
       • L. Protection Orders in Provincial Court [§14.48]
   • Chapter 15. Drafting Supreme Court Orders
     • VII. Orders for Costs in Supreme Court Family Law Proceedings [§15.48]
       • C. Effect of Bankruptcy on Costs Awards [§15.51]
   • Chapter 16. Varying Orders and Challenging Family Agreements in Supreme Court
     • IV. Applying to Alter a Child Support Order [§16.19]
       • A. Applying to Vary a Child Support Order under the Divorce Act [§16.20]
         • 3. Reduction or Cancellation of Arrears [§16.23]
   • Chapter 17. Enforcing Orders and Agreements
     • VII. Enforcing Support Orders [§17.36]
       • D. Family Maintenance Enforcement Act [§17.51]
         • 1. Applying the Family Maintenance Enforcement Act to Enforce Support Orders [§17.52]
4. Family Law Agreements: Annotated Precedents (Current to: November 15 2023)
   • Chapter 9. Child Support and Spousal Support Clauses in Family Law Agreements
     • III. Spousal Support [§9.37]
5. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2023)
   • Chapter 2. Parenting and Care of Children
     • VIII. Best Interests of the Child Test [§2.25]
       • B. Best Interests of the Child under the Family Law Act [§2.36]
         • 1. Best Interests of Child and Family Violence [§2.37]
   • Chapter 8. Injunctive Relief in Family Law
     • VI. Orders for the Protection of Persons in Family Law Cases [§8.41]
       • A. Protection Orders under the Family Law Act [§8.42]
6. Injunctions: British Columbia Law and Practice (Current to: April 01 2022)
   • Chapter 6. Injunctive Relief in Family Law
     • VI. Orders for the Protection of Persons in Family Law Cases [§6.45]
       • A. Protection Orders under the Family Law Act [§6.46]