When will a court make child support orders retroactive? The Ontario Court of Appeal gives the answer in Walsh v. Walsh By Joel Miller Retroactive Child Support - Who's right is it anyway By Paul McInnis and McInnis & Nicoll The Impact of the Federal Child Suppoprt Guidelines on Spousal Support Orders: An Opportunity For Predictability and Reform In Spousal Maintenance By Thomas Bastedo Determining The Income Of The Self-Employed Under The Child Support Guidelines By Lawrence S. Pascoe Child Support Guidelines: Highlights & Insights By Professor Nicholas Bala Variation By Malcolm Kronby Extraordinary Expenses By Melanie Kraft and Philip M. Epstein Determining Income Under the Child Support Guidelines By V. Jennifer MacKinnon Undue Hardship By Ricki D. Harris Shared and Split Custody By Professor Carol A. Rogerson Income Over $150,000/Children Over the Age of Majority By Judith M. Nicoll Francis v. Baker - The S.C.C. Speaks (The September 17th, 1999, decision dealing with how to set child support for payors with incomes over $150,000) The Rich Pay Less Child Support in B.C.: (Plester v. Plester & Francis v. Baker) Five Provinces - Two Approaches? By Joel Miller CSG s. 7(1)(f): What's Extraordinary and What's Not? - 5 Courts of Appeal Have Spoken - The Score is 3 to 2 in Favour of "Subjective" Reasoning: By Joel Miller The Guidelines Guideline Case By Joel Miller Child Support Guidelines: Memorandum to Ontario Lawyers By Philip M. Epstein Child Support Guidelines Legislation: An Overview By Philip M. Epstein [NOTE: The Department of Justice's Federal Child Support Guidelines: A List of Case Law provides "a non-exhaustive list of reported cases and some unreported appellate court decisions" set out under each section of the Guidelines. This is updated from time to time. JM]