How must the court consider debts as well as assets in the division of family property after the breakdown of a marriage?

What factors will the court consider when determining the division of assets between the parties in a long-term marriage where there was a long term marriage? (British Columbia, Canada)

Does use of an asset for a family purpose prior to marriage make it a family asset? (British Columbia, Canada)

How is the court likely to consider each spouse’s contribution to the accumulation of family property under s. 95(2)(c) of the BC S. 65(1)(f) in determining the value of the spouses’ assets? (British Columbia, Canada)

When a spouse's assets are not family assets, is one of the spouses entitled to an equal division of assets? (British Columbia, Canada)

What is the test for a party seeking to change the date on which to value family property or family debt under the Family Law Act? (British Columbia, Canada)

In what circumstances will the court award equal division of family assets in a long-term marriage? (British Columbia, Canada)

How is the net asset value of a broken-up marriage calculated when the parties agree the total family debts as at least as at the time of separation are to be deducted from the total assets? (British Columbia, Canada)

Is a husband's contribution to a business considered a family asset in determining if the business asset is a business asset? (British Columbia, Canada)

What is the test for unequal division of property or debt when a spouse fails to disclose their assets and debts? (British Columbia, Canada)

How is the division of family assets determined in the context of family debts? (British Columbia, Canada)