The Quebec statistics show that more than half of marriages end in divorce. How, in the face of such statistics, can retirement, divorce, and child support be reconciled?
Quebec statistics show that more than half of marriages end in divorce. How, in the face of such statistics, can we reconcile retirement, divorce, and child support?
So, Monsieur, aged 56, with 35 years of service, decides to retire. He goes to
The court states that the needs of the ex-wife, as the recipient of the child support obligation, depend on the means available to the paying party, in this case, Monsieur. However, the child support obligation towards the children is not subject to this rule. It should be noted that, "although eligible for retirement after 35 years of service, (Monsieur) was not obliged to take it."
Since Monsieur chose to retire prematurely, without considering his child support obligations towards his dependent children,
In light of this judgment, in order to avoid being penalized, one must choose between the uncertain comfort of having children when young or consider the certain worries of a retirement taken later in life.
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