How has the court considered substantial funds available to a severely disabled adult in being satisfied that the table amount of child support was inappropriate?

Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada


The following excerpt is from Locke v. Goulding, 2021 NLSC 8 (CanLII):

Similarly in Steidinger v. Morrell, the court considered substantial funds available to a severely disabled adult in being satisfied that the table amount of child support was inappropriate.

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