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Bartch v. Bartch

• 2017 BCSC 210 (Chambers)
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• 2017 BCCA 94
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• 2017 BCSC 1381
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• 2018 BCCA 271
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• 2018 BCSC 1583
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• 2018 BCSC 827
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• 2019 BCSC 1643
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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
     • CXXXIV. Orders for interim distribution of property [§5.111]
2. British Columbia Family Practice Manual (Current to: February 01 2023)
   • Chapter 4. Gathering Information in a Family Law Case
     • IX. Expert Participation in a Family Law Case [§4.19]
       • A. Retaining an Expert in a Family Law Case [§4.20]
       • D. Court-appointed Expert under Supreme Court Family Rule 13-5 [§4.27]
   • Chapter 9. Obtaining Court-ordered Interim Relief
     • VI. Types of Interim Relief Available in a Family Law Case [§9.49]
       • C. Application for Interim Use of Family Property [§9.55]
         • 3. Application for Interim Distribution of Property [§9.58]
   • Chapter 12. Conducting a Family Law Trial in Supreme Court
     • III. Reviewing the Family File in Preparation for Trial [§12.7]
       • F. Using Expert Reports in the Family Law Trial [§12.13]
         • 4. Party’s Own Expert under Rule 13-4 [§12.17]
   • Chapter 16. Varying Orders and Challenging Family Agreements in Supreme Court
     • VII. Setting Aside Clauses in Agreements [§16.54]
       • D. Setting Aside Agreements Respecting Property Division [§16.58]
       • E. Factors Courts Consider when Setting Aside Family Agreements [§16.59]
   • Chapter 17. Enforcing Orders and Agreements
     • VI. Enforcing Orders Relating to the Care of Children [§17.9]
       • A. Enforcing Orders for Parenting Time and Contact with a Child [§17.10]
         • 4. Contempt Application for Breach of Order for Parenting Time and Contact with a Child [§17.16]
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]
   • Chapter 6. Hearing and New Matters Arising on Appeal
     • II. New Matters Arising on Appeal [§6.28]
       • B. New Issues on Appeal [§6.46]
         • 1. Matters Not Raised at Trial and Resiling from Positions at Trial [§6.47]
4. Family Law Agreements: Annotated Precedents (Current to: November 15 2023)
   • Chapter 1. Drafting Principles for Family Law Agreements
     • IV. Issues to Remember about Family Law Agreements [§1.9]
       • A. Preliminary or Interim Agreements [§1.10]
   • Chapter 4. Considerations on Drafting Marriage Agreements, Cohabitation Agreements, and Other Family Law Agreements
     • III. Unmarried Relationships [§4.3]
       • C. Calculating Duration of Cohabitation [§4.6]
5. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2023)
   • Chapter 1. Overview of Family Law Claims
     • III. The Divorce [§1.3]
       • B. Ground for Divorce: Breakdown of Marriage [§1.5]
         • 1. One-year Separation [§1.6]
   • Chapter 4. Property under the Family Law Act
     • IX. Interim Distribution of Property under the Family Law Act [§4.28]
   • Chapter 8. Injunctive Relief in Family Law
     • V. Possession and Use of Property in Family Law Cases [§8.24]
       • B. Interim Distribution or Sale of Property in Family Law Cases [§8.37]
         • 1. Interim Distribution or Order for Sale [§8.38]
   • Chapter 9. Discovery and Financial Disclosure in Family Law
     • VII. Consequences of Non-disclosure or Inadequate Disclosure [§9.20]
       • B. Setting Aside an Agreement or Order Due to Non-disclosure in a Family Law Case [§9.22]
         • 1. Setting Aside an Agreement for Non-disclosure [§9.23]
   • Chapter 10. Evidence in Family Law Matters
     • I. Expert Evidence in Family Law Cases [§10.1]
       • B. Appointment of Joint Experts in Family Law Cases [§10.3]
       • D. Expert Evidence Commonly Led in Family Law Cases [§10.5]
         • 1. Joint Expert on Financial Issues [§10.6]
   • Chapter 11. Procedural Alternatives in Family Law
     • II. Procedural Alternatives in Supreme Court [§11.14]
       • A. Judicial Case Conferences in Family Law Cases [§11.15]
6. Financial Issues in Family Law (Current to: October 01 2023)
   • Chapter 2. Essential Legal Issues in Financially Complex Family Law Matters
     • VI. Who Can Help? [§2.22]
       • B. Retaining the Expert [§2.24]
         • 1. The Joint Expert Regime [§2.25]
7. Injunctions: British Columbia Law and Practice (Current to: April 01 2022)
   • Chapter 6. Injunctive Relief in Family Law
     • V. Possession and Use of Property in Family Law Cases [§6.27]
       • B. Interim Distribution or Sale of Property in Family Law Cases [§6.41]
         • 1. Interim Distribution or Order for Sale [§6.42]