What constitutes a document disclosure that is material to issues of spousal and child support?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from P.J.L. v R.J.L., 2017 BCSC 1792 (CanLII):
Document disclosure that is material to issues of spousal and child support includes information which may reveal a party’s financial means, such as sources of income and spending patterns: Ren v. Emerson, 2017 BCSC 547. Appraisals or Valuations of Family Assets
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