Child support is calculated on the basis of the paying party’s gross income – the income that person earns before they are taxed on it. While this might seem pretty straightforward, it is not always that easy to determine what a person’s true income is. It is quite common for parties who are paying and… Continue reading Line 150, or a Total Income by Any Other Name….
Year: 2018
Fresh Evidence or a Material Change In Circumstances – A Critical Difference
In matters of parenting and access, Orders from the Court are rarely ever permanent. Even Final Orders of the Court are subject to review and potentially variation if the Court finds that there has been a material change in the means, needs, and circumstances of the child(ren) – what the Courts often refer to as… Continue reading Fresh Evidence or a Material Change In Circumstances – A Critical Difference