If a court finds dissipation has occurred, it has additional powers with respect to the distribution of the family property, depending on whether the dissipation is found pursuant to s. 21 and/or s. 28 of the Act. It is also possible that dissipation may amount to an extraordinary circumstance under s. 22 of the Act allowing an unequal division of the family home (See: Phillips v. Phillips [2010 SKCA 117], at paras. 28 and 29).
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