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The Canadian Abridgment eDigests -- Family Law - AtlanticAugust 9th, 2021
Parties agreed to use online separation agreement to resolve issues at time of separation -- No lawyer was consulted -- Wife became unhappy with amount of spousal support provided under agreement and husband agreed to slight increase -- Wife applied for relief including spousal support, requesting that spousal support provision of agreement was inequitable in circumstances under Marital Property Act, and was not in compliance with objectives of spousal support as set out in Divorce Act -- Spousal support provision in separation agreement was to be disregarded pursuant to s. 43 of Marital Property Act -- Upon consideration of objectives and factors for spousal support set out in Divorce Act, Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines, parties’ intentions at time of agreement and in all circumstances, application of spousal support provisions would be inequitable in circumstances -- Wife was entitled to spousal support of $1,100 monthly until 2031 -- Husband was to pay full amount of arrears on
