Myths and Tips on the Support Guidelines

Rollie Thompson; Carol Rogerson

Myths and Tips on the Support Guidelines

University of Toronto Faculty of Law

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Abstract

The spousal support advisory guidelines have now become part of the standard toolkit of lawyers, mediators and judges across the country. The “final version” of the guidelines was released last July, after extensive feedback and some revisions to the 2005 draft proposal. But “myths” or “misses” have developed around the guidelines, frequently found in the case law — and I offer some tips that can help deal with specific cases.

Original language	Canadian English
Journal	Articles, Book Chapters, & Popular Press
Publication status	Published - Jan. 1 2009

Keywords

Spousal Support
Fisher v. Fisher
Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines

Disciplines

Family Law
Jurisprudence
Law

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Myths and Tips on the Support Guidelines

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