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==Support== | ==Support== | ||
For more information about support, refer to script [ | For more information about support, refer to script [[Child Support (Script 117)|117]] on “Child Support” and script [[Spousal Support (Scrip 123)|123]] on “Spousal Support”. The income tax rules about support payments are important too, so you should also refer to script [http://www.cbabc.org/For-the-Public/Dial-A-Law/Scripts/Family-Law/133 133] on “Income Tax Implications of Support Payments”. | ||
==The family home== | ==The family home== | ||
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==Other property== | ==Other property== | ||
When a couple separates, each spouse has a right to a share in the property that accumulated during the relationship as well as the increase in value of any property brought into the relationship. If you own other property in addition to your home (for example, a car, a cottage or investments), a separation agreement can cover how to divide these assets too. Refer to script [[Dividing Property and Debts (Script 124)|124] on “Dividing Property and Debts” for more on this topic. | When a couple separates, each spouse has a right to a share in the property that accumulated during the relationship as well as the increase in value of any property brought into the relationship. If you own other property in addition to your home (for example, a car, a cottage or investments), a separation agreement can cover how to divide these assets too. Refer to script [[Dividing Property and Debts (Script 124)|124]] on “Dividing Property and Debts” for more on this topic. | ||
==Debts== | ==Debts== | ||
