When a husband ceases to work when he could be working, when the wife's income is limited by the husband's lack of income, is that husband's absence of work not a bar to a support order?

Does the fact that a husband now has a new partner and does not work outside of the home in order to reduce the amount of support he pays for his first wife’s income support? (Ontario, Canada)

Does the term "support order" need to be changed to include "support orders" in the definition of a support order? (Ontario, Canada)

In a personal injury action brought by the wife against the husband for child support because of his drug addiction, does the wife rely on the law of drug addiction to argue that the husband's drug addiction would be wrong at law and contrary to public policy? (Ontario, Canada)

When the husband understated his income for child support purposes, the wife was receiving social assistance. In what circumstances will he be entitled to table child support? (Ontario, Canada)

Can a husband who agreed to a settlement with his wife in order to avoid income tax problems after the fact discover that the agreement does not protect him against income tax issues? (Ontario, Canada)

In what circumstances will a court order retroactive support where the husband's threats and poor treatment of the wife during the marriage contributed to the delay in commencing an application for support? (Ontario, Canada)

What is the test to prove that continuation of a support order would be continuation of the order if the support order is not inconsistent or absurd? (Ontario, Canada)

Can a husband increase his wife's support on the basis of substantial increase in income? (Ontario, Canada)

Is a husband responsible for a portion of the wife's costs even if the husband agrees to a consent order? (Ontario, Canada)

What is the test for imputing income from a parent who has been ordered to work to meet his child support obligations? (Ontario, Canada)