Marcella v Marcella, 2026 SKCA 115

Official date: October 15, 2026
Jurisdiction: Saskatchewan
Kind: Case law, decided
Publisher: Saskatchewan Court of Appeal

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal held that it was an error to set an end date for spousal support where the recipient could not become self-sufficient while caring for the parties' adult son, who has a disability.

Official copy Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, on CanLIIhttps://www.canlii.org/en/sk/skca/doc/2026/2026skca115/2026skca115.html

References

Neutral citation

2026 SKCA 115

Touches

Spousal support

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# Marcella v Marcella, 2026 SKCA 115

- Official date: 2026-10-15
- Jurisdiction: Saskatchewan
- Kind: Case law (Decided)
- Affects: Spousal support
- Source: Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, on CanLII, https://www.canlii.org/en/sk/skca/doc/2026/2026skca115/2026skca115.html
- Neutral citation: 2026 SKCA 115

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal held that it was an error to set an end date for spousal support where the recipient could not become self-sufficient while caring for the parties' adult son, who has a disability.

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