What is the quantum of child support payable for the respondent's income since 1991?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from Lasebnik v. Lasebnik, 1996 CanLII 7921 (ON SC):

[52] It would appear that, even with the reduction in the respondent’s income since 1991, the quantum of child support payable is still appropriate to the current incomes and obligations of the parties: Pardy v. Pardy, supra.

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