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A-13.3, r. 1 - Regulation respecting financial assistance for education expenses
Section 37
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37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $287 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of a family allowance to which the student is entitled as a family allowance, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $270 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of a family allowance to which the student is entitled as a family allowance, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $263 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of a family allowance to which the student is entitled as a family allowance, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $260 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of a family allowance to which the student is entitled as a family allowance, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $256 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to a family allowance under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of a family allowance to which the student is entitled as a family allowance, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $256 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of child assistance payments to which the student is entitled as child assistance payments, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $254 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of child assistance payments to which the student is entitled as child assistance payments, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $252 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of child assistance payments to which the student is entitled as child assistance payments, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $249 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of child assistance payments to which the student is entitled as child assistance payments, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $246 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of child assistance payments to which the student is entitled as child assistance payments, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $244 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of child assistance payments to which the student is entitled as child assistance payments, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
37. Living expenses for a child are allocated to a student if the student’s child or the child of the student’s spouse is of full age, is pursuing full-time studies, meets none of the conditions in subparagraphs 1 to 4 of the first paragraph of section 4 of the Act respecting financial assistance for education expenses (chapter A-13.3) and has no child.
If the student and child are not cohabiting, the living expenses for a child are allocated to the student only if the child is deemed to receive a contribution from the parents.
Living expenses for a child are also allocated to a student who has shared custody of his or her minor child if the student is not entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act (chapter I-3).
A student who is at least 20 weeks pregnant is entitled to living expenses for a child.
The living expenses for a child are $240 a month for each child.
Despite the third and fifth paragraphs, if no amount has been established as a spouse’s contribution, a student who is entitled to child assistance payments under the Taxation Act is entitled to living expenses for a child equal to the amount obtained by subtracting the amount of child assistance payments to which the student is entitled as child assistance payments, calculated on a monthly basis, from the amount set out in the fifth paragraph.
If a student and his or her spouse are both full-time students, the living expenses for a child are allocated to one spouse only.
In addition, if custody of the child is shared, the living expenses for a child may be allocated to the student only if, during the year of allocation, the student has custody of the child for at least 25% of the time. The living expenses in such a case are allocated to the student in proportion to the time during which the student has custody of the child during the year of allocation.
