Does the table amount need to be used to set child support?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Naidoo v. Naidoo, 2004 CanLII 34415 (ON SC):
The respondent has not met the onus of showing why the table amount should not now be used to set child support in this case. The children’s home, requiring a yearly outlay of money by the custodial spouse, is with the applicant. The older child lives during the university year at the university residence from Monday to Friday but at home most week-ends and holidays. Brans v. Brans, (supra), at para. 28.
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