Can a retroactive order be made against a husband who has made substantial payments that did not form part of the agreement?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Rozen v. Rozen, 2001 BCSC 1173 (CanLII):
The Guidelines provide for retroactive orders: see Motyka v. Motyka B.C.A.A., 18 January 2001. This is not an appropriate case for a retroactive order in light of the husband having made some substantial payments that did not form a part of the agreement. Whether the Payments ought to be made directly to the Children
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