In a personal injury action against the respondent, is he required to include the children in his extended health plan?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Hadjioannou v. Hadjioannou, 2013 BCSC 43 (CanLII):
To the extent the respondent has a medical/dental extended health plan, I direct that he include the Children on that plan. The respondent’s s. 6 obligation under this order is in addition to monthly child maintenance payable under the Guidelines: Bowers v. Bowers, 2000 BCSC 867 at para. 17.
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