30.1. For the purposes of section 26.1 of the Act, a person may become a dependant of the victim after the accident:(1) if he marries the victim and cohabits with him;
(2) where the person and the victim live together as husband and wife:i. if the person and the victim reside together for 3 years, or for 1 year if a child issues from their union; and
ii. if they are publicly represented as spouses;
(3) where the person is or has been married to the victim and:i. is separated from him de facto or legally; or
ii. his marriage to the victim has been dissolved by a final judgment of divorce or declared null by a declaration of nullity of marriage;
if the person is entitled to receive an alimentary pension from the victim pursuant to a judgment or an agreement;
(4) where the person:i. is related to the victim by blood or adoption;
ii. stands in loco parentis to the victim; or
iii. is a person to whom the victim stands in loco parentis;
if the victim, from his income or earnings from all sources, provides for more than 50% of the basic needs and maintenance costs of the person.