Can a spouse who has been ordered to pay spousal support for the past 10 years, re-marital?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Pedersen v. Pedersen, 2013 BCSC 833 (CanLII):
She also referred to the decision of Murphy v. Murphy, 2000 BCSC 974, where Martinson J. noted that if the spousal support order is compensatory, re-marriage may not be a relevant issue.
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