Is a post-separation payor entitled to an increase in earnings?

Is a payor required to report changes in income to the recipient periodically or to voluntarily increase child support as a result of the increase? (British Columbia, Canada)

In a loss of future earning capacity case, is a plaintiff entitled to an award for loss of earning capacity? (British Columbia, Canada)

In assessing future loss of earning capacity for loss of past and future earning capacity, what is the test for a loss of future earnings allowance? (British Columbia, Canada)

What is the test for assessing the likelihood of a plaintiff earning more than he would have earned if he had not been involved in an accident? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is a child who is an elite athlete with professional-level prospects entitled to s. 7(1) of the BCSC's Child Support Guidelines entitled to be paid for extracurricular activities? (British Columbia, Canada)

In the context of diminished earning capacity, what is the proper analysis of past and future diminished earnings capacity? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is there a loss of earning capacity when there is no reduction in income earning capacity? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does a post-separation disparity in income between the payor and payor spouse need to be a basis for non-compensatory spousal support? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is there any case law on compensation for loss of earning capacity when there is speculation that there is a real and substantial possibility that there may be an increase in interest rates? (British Columbia, Canada)

What is the current state of the law on loss of earning capacity when assessing capital asset versus earnings? (British Columbia, Canada)