I am scouring CanLII etc. It is quite the process.
I am wondering, however, if anyone knows off-hand, of a legal precedent for considering the nature/quality of the time spent between parent and child when determining child support.
i.e children are home during all waking hours and remain the responsibility of one parent during the day, but return to the other only to sleep. In this way, the nature of the parenting time is taken into account and a simple 'counting of hours' is not the only consideration.
Many thanks,
I am wondering, however, if anyone knows off-hand, of a legal precedent for considering the nature/quality of the time spent between parent and child when determining child support.
i.e children are home during all waking hours and remain the responsibility of one parent during the day, but return to the other only to sleep. In this way, the nature of the parenting time is taken into account and a simple 'counting of hours' is not the only consideration.
Many thanks,
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