When dealing with high income payors, does the court have any authority or authority to issue budgets?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from L.R.V. v. A.A.V., 2003 BCSC 1886 (CanLII):
The court in Francis v. Baker, supra, also cautioned against placing too much reliance on budgets when dealing with high income payors. The preparation of a budget is not an exact science and budgets are inherently imprecise.
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