What objectives must be met when making an initial spousal support order under s. 15.2(6)?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Wiatrak v. Wiatrak, 2015 BCSC 2415 (CanLII):
These objectives are identical to those that must be considered when making an initial spousal support order under s. 15.2(6). In Zacharias v. Zacharias, 2015 BCCA 376 the Court of Appeal commented on how to approach an application to vary spousal support:
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