If you get divorced from someone, then live together with that same person in a common-law relationship, would your status be considered "common-law" or "divorced"?
Also, if you had kids with your ex after you had already divorced, would you one of you still be required to pay child support to the other? (Since it seems like this sort of thing is usually determined during the divorce.)
(Also, would this be any different according to Revenue Canada's definition? Because it seems like they're playing by slightly different rules than the rest of the law.)
This is a hypothetical question, but since I've known people in similar situations, I'm curious about what the answer would be.
Also, if you had kids with your ex after you had already divorced, would you one of you still be required to pay child support to the other? (Since it seems like this sort of thing is usually determined during the divorce.)
(Also, would this be any different according to Revenue Canada's definition? Because it seems like they're playing by slightly different rules than the rest of the law.)
This is a hypothetical question, but since I've known people in similar situations, I'm curious about what the answer would be.
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