Can a claim to vary a child support order if the child is no longer eligible as a beneficiary?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from Zevallos v. Munoz, 2021 ONCJ 94 (CanLII):

Michel v. Graydon, supra at paras. 114 to 117, 105 to 106; the court held that based on the B.C. provincial legislature a claim to vary a child support order was permitted if the child was no longer eligible as a beneficiary.

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