What is the test for establishing the existence and the value of excluded property?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from D.D.R. v K.T.R, 2019 BCSC 2218 (CanLII):
By necessity, the existence and the value of excluded property must be proven with evidence. The evidence need not establish the value of excluded property with mathematical precision, but there must be some proof on a balance of probabilities with clear and cogent evidence: Shih v. Shih, 2017 BCCA 37 at paras. 40-44.
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