Difference between revisions of "Changing Family Law Orders, Awards and Agreements Involving Child Support"

It's rarely easy to change an order made outside of British Columbia because of the respect our courts must give to the authority and jurisdiction of the court that made the original order. (There a bunch of other reasons why it can be hard to change an order made outside of British Columbia, but that's the meat of it.) The process that will apply depends entirely on whether the original order was made under the federal ''Divorce Act'' or under the family law legislation of the place whose courts made the original order.