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...hildren are made outside of British Columbia under the federal ''[[Divorce Act]]'', outside of British Columbia under the law of another province or terri ===''Divorce Act'' orders===

|link = [https://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/resource/4645 Court orders] .... People receiving child support, ''recipients'', will want to ask to have support increased when the payor's income has gone up or if the children's special

| link = [https://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/global/search?k=child%20support child support]''' and<br/>'''[https://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/global/search?k=Family+Maintenan ...s to accumulate. The debt owing is called the payor's ''arrears'' of child support.

...the enforcement of agreements for the payment of child support and spousal support. The BCFMA used to be called FMEP, and may still be called that since it op The ''[[Family Law Act]]'' says this about family law agreements at section 6:

...agree, be set aside by the court and replaced with an order about spousal support. The test the courts use when deciding to change arrangements for spousal support depends on whether it is an order or agreement the court is being asked to

...to accumulate. The debt owing is called the payor's ''arrears'' of spousal support. ...the court to reduce or cancel the arrears, while the person receiving the support, while the ''recipient'', will want the court to force the payor to pay wha

...ties that might apply, most commonly the [http://www.hcch.net/index_en.php?act=conventions.text&cid=24 Hague Convention on Child Abduction] and the [https ...e some of the subjects covered by the ''Divorce Act'' and the ''Family Law Act'' are the same, there are significant differences between the two laws that

| link = [https://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/global/search?k=child%20support child support] ...rt. While there are some exceptions to the Guidelines, the amount of child support payable is almost always set using the tables.

...precedence over spousal support if a party’s ability to provide financial support is limited. ...is not completely determinative of the issue however; the Court will make orders superseding the provisions of an agreement in order to bring the obligation

...y/legislation-updates/family-law-act Government website for the Family Law Act] ...slation-updates/family-law-act/the-family-law-act-explained The Family Law Act explained] – Explains the meaning and intention of each section of the FL

...are and parenting of children after separation, child support, and spousal support. This section provides a top to bottom overview of the ''Divorce Act'' in an easy-to-read question and answer format. It is written primarily fo

...followed is another. Although most people are prepared to follow the court orders they are bound by, when someone fails to honour their obligations, steps mu ...the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP), and the enforcement of orders for parenting time and contact. This section also looks at contempt of cour

...authority to make orders under the federal ''[[Divorce Act]]'', including orders for divorce. There's a chart showing which court can deal with which issue ...start a proceeding in the Provincial Court to deal with things like child support, and then start a proceeding in the Supreme Court to get a divorce and deal

...appointed. It also deals with financial issues like child support, spousal support, and the division of property and debt, as well as with family violence, co This section provides a top to bottom overview of the ''[[Family Law Act]]'' in an easy-to-read question and answer format. It is written primarily

...order about anything, from the care of children to the payment of spousal support to the division of property, or even just an order for your divorce, you mu The Early Resolution process is only for claims under the ''[[Family Law Act]]''. It is not for child protection matters, and it is not used for claims