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Child Support Guidelines in Canada, 2022

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Child Support Guidelines in Canada, 2022 continues the tradition of presenting comprehensive, current caselaw and analysis in a very practical and easily accessible format. Relevant cases from every Canadian province and territory are cited in support of the principles set out in the textual commentary. Significant changes have been introduced in chapters 11 and 13 with respect to retroactive child support orders and remission of child support arrears following the Supreme Court of Canada’s judgments in Michel v Graydon and Colucci v Colucci.

This book will be of special interest to judges, legal practitioners, mediators, arbitrators, parenting coordinators, and other professionals who require a detailed understanding of child support rights and obligations in Canada. It also provides a unique source of information for paralegals and for law students and their professors, and to members of the public who require an understanding of the legal complexities relating to child support rights and obligations in Canada.

Child Support Guidelines in Canada, 2022 is a companion volume to the ninth edition of Payne and Payne, Canadian Family Law which is also published by Irwin Law. Previous editions of both texts have been cited in hundreds of judicial decisions across Canada, including the Supreme Court of Canada and appellate courts from coast to coast.

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Julien D. Payne

Julien D Payne, CM, QC, LLD, LSM, FRSC, one of Canada’s pre-eminent family law specialists, has been called the architect of the Unified Family Court and no-fault divorce. He has taught family law at the Universities of Alberta, Western Ontario, Ottawa, and Saskatchewan, and written extensively about family law and family dispute resolution. Julien D Payne is the author of Payne on Divorce, 4th ed, 1996 (Carswell) and the co-author of Canadian Family Law (Irwin Law). His writings have been cited more than 2,000 times by trial courts and appellate courts in Canada, including by the Supreme Court of Canada. He was awarded the Law Society Medal by the Law Society of Upper Canada in 2002 and was made a member of the Order of Canada in 2004.

Marilyn A. Payne

Marilyn A Payne is an experienced author and the founding editor of the looseleaf service,Payne’s Divorce and Family Law Digest, 1980–1999 (Richard de Boo). She is the co-author of Canadian Family Law (Irwin Law).
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 This chapter introduces the purposes of child support and discuses the paramotors for child support relating to the Divorce Act and Federal Child Support Guidelines. ; 16 $1.60

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 This chapter discusses the jurisdiction of child support including when an application is made and when payment should be made. ; 16 $1.60

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 This chapter outlines the definition of "Child of a Marriage" including discussions on the age of majority, adult children, adults standing in place of a parent and other situations … ; 82 $8.20

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 This chapter discusses the income of spouses and how that relates to child and spousal support. ; 152 $15.20

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 This chapter outlines the situation of extraordinary expanses in relation to child and spousal support fees and when they may be ordered. ; 56 $5.60

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 This chapter outlines the parameters of split and shared parenting arrangements and how these situations are determined. ; 34 $3.40

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 This chapter focuses on the situation of undue hardship when a spouse may not be able to fulfil a support order. ; 36 $3.60

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 This chapter refers to the relationship between spousal and child support and when child support may take priority. ; 6 $0.60

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 This chapter refers to the specific circumstances of low income earners and high income with an annual income over $150,000 ; 12 $1.20

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 This chapter outlines other mediations and agreements related to support orders. ; 21 $2.10

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 This chapter discuses the different types of support orders that may be granted. ; 66 $6.60

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 This chapter refers to how corollary orders are registered and enforced. ; 34 $3.40

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 This chapter to discussed situations when a support order may be adjusted. ; 48 $4.80

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 This chapter discusses how evidence to determine credibility of a party is handled. ; 59 $5.90

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 This chapter outlines how appeals of corollary orders are handled with accordance to various sections in the Divorce Act ; 12 $1.20