
How Remarriage Can Affect Child Support in B.C.
Separation does not necessarily mean family finances remain static. Parents may begin new relationships, move in with new partners, remarry, or have children with someone else. These changes can significantly reshape a household’s financial circumstances. One question that often follows is whether a new relationship affects an existing child support obligation. In British Columbia, the...
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