What is the effect of postponing equalization of a husband's pension equalization until after the husband’s pension is equalized?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Krolyk v. Krolyk, 2005 CanLII 15478 (ON SC):
Adopting the analysis undertaken in Burridge v. Burridge[1] and applying it here, I am driven to recognize the manifest fairness of postponing pension equalization until the husband’s pension is in pay approximately 3 ½ years from now.
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