In what circumstances will the court order a fixed amount of costs against the mother in a family law dispute?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from R.B.G. v. P.M.S., 2008 SKQB 387 (CanLII):
In the decision of Davidson v. Reynolds, supra, McIntyre J. acknowledges that the court has the discretion to award costs in any particular matter and ordered in a family law dispute a fixed amount of costs against the mother.
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