Is a claimant entitled to receive income from her share of the respondent's pension?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from McLean v. McLean, 2011 BCSC 1012 (CanLII):
In addition to the claimant’s income earning capacity, she is entitled to receive income from her share of the respondent’s pension. The claimant resists organizing her financial affairs in such a way that she will receive this income. The claimant urges, upon me, the conclusion reached by this court in Szczerbaniwicz v. Szczerbaniwicz.[4]
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