Is a child entitled to a contribution from the income earned by their parents as a result of their summer employment?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Albert v. Albert, 2007 CanLII 29972 (ON SC):
While adult children are normally expected to make a contribution from their summer earnings, they are not expected to contribute all of their earnings. It is recognized that children should also be able to realize a personal benefit from their earnings (Gagnier v. Gagnier).
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