Kulvinder Deol

The Father brought a motion to change seeking to terminate his child support obligations for the parties' child, O.B., as of April 30, 2023, and to be reimbursed for overpayments.

The Mother opposed, arguing support should continue due to O.B.'s ongoing post-secondary studies.

The court interpreted the existing Chozik Order, which stipulated child support termination upon the child obtaining one post-secondary degree or diploma.

As O.B. completed her two-year college diploma in April 2023, the court found the termination clause enforceable.

The Mother's request for continued support was not properly before the court as she did not seek a variation in her response, and even if considered, insufficient evidence was provided to establish a material change in circumstances or the child's continued need for support.

The court determined the appropriate termination date for child support was August 31, 2023, allowing for a transition period.

The Father's motion to terminate child support was granted, and the Mother was ordered to repay any overpayments.

The applicant father and respondent mother sought an order for decision-making responsibility for their 6-year-old child.

The parties had resolved parenting time but remained in high conflict over health and education decisions, largely driven by the father's disproportionate anxiety regarding the child's health.

The court ordered that the mother have sole decision-making responsibility for health and education to reduce conflict and ensure stability.

The parties were granted shared decision-making responsibility for culture, language, religion, and significant extracurricular activities, as they demonstrated an ability to cooperate in these areas.