What is the test for re-structuring under the Social Security Advisory Guidelines?
New Brunswick, Canada
The following excerpt is from RL v NL, 2012 NBQB 123 (CanLII):
As I have mentioned, the petitioner’s re-structuring argument supposes that income at the date of separation should otherwise have been the starting point and that the high end of the range for amount would otherwise not have been selected. I will address each in turn, but it is first necessary to reiterate that I am bound by the income figures utilized by the judge in applying the SSAG. I am also bound by the high end range for amount the judge chose (See: Westergard v. Buttress, supra).
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