Summary
40012
J.R.L. v. Q.X.
(British Columbia) (Civil) (By Leave)
(Publication ban on party)
Keywords
Family law — Custody — Spousal support — Application for extension of time to appeal dismissed —Whether family violence was correctly evaluated by the courts below — Whether 9 years of lump sum spousal support is a significant error.
Summary
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(PUBLICATION BAN ON PARTY)
The parties were married in June 2010. They separated in November 2012. They have a child who was born in 2011. They have been engaged in family law proceedings since 2012, when the respondent filed for divorce and corollary relief. Following a trial, the Supreme Court of British Columbia issued a comprehensive order on the various issues, including on custody, parenting time and guardianship, and on spousal support. In 2018, the applicant’s application for an extension of time to appeal was dismissed. The applicant ultimately filed applications to appeal and appeals from orders of the Supreme Court of British Columbia in the litigation. The Court of Appeal dismissed his applications and appeal.
Lower Court Rulings
Supreme Court of British Columbia
E123319 ; 2015 BCSC 763
Supreme Court of British Columbia
CA45397 ; 2018 BCCA 295
Supreme Court of British Columbia
E123319
Supreme Court of British Columbia
E123319 ; 2020 BCSC 1875
Supreme Court of British Columbia
CA45685 ; 2021 BCCA 236
Court of Appeal for British Columbia (Vancouver)
2021 BCCA 419, CA45397 ; CA45685 ; CA47146
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