Is a child over the age of majority who is attending full time studies sufficient to be a child of the marriage?

What is the test for determining whether a child who has reached the age of majority but attends post-secondary school remains a child of the marriage and is entitled to child support? (British Columbia, Canada)

When a child is attending school away from home, is the child's child entitled to child support? (British Columbia, Canada)

Can a child be considered a child of the marriage if the child is taking a break from education to support her education? (British Columbia, Canada)

Can a child remain a child of the marriage even if they are over the age of majority? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does a period of self-sufficiency preclude a finding that a child was a child of the marriage at the time of an application for support? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is the child of the marriage still considered to be a Child of the Marriage? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does a three year hiatus from school constitute a three-year hiatus for a child of the marriage to be reinstated as a Child of the Marriage? (British Columbia, Canada)

If a child of the marriage unilaterally terminated their relationship with the payor parent without good cause and there is evidence that the child is no longer a child, is this a factor in the finding that they no longer exist? (British Columbia, Canada)

What is the burden of establishing that an adult child attending post-secondary education is a child of the marriage? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is a child who has reached the age of majority still a child of the marriage? (British Columbia, Canada)