You can make an agreement about spousal support, including an agreement:
If you have a written agreement about spousal support that is signed and witnessed, the court will only be able to change it in certain circumstances.
The court can set aside an agreement about spousal support in limited circumstances. For example, the agreement was unfairly made because there was a lack of financial disclosure or one person took unfair advantage of the other’s vulnerability.
The agreement can also be set aside if it is “significantly unfair” taking into account:
If you have a written agreement about spousal support, you can file it with the court registry and enrol it with the BC Family Maintenance Agency (BCFMA).
The BCFMA can enforce the order or agreement if necessary. This means they can help you get your spousal support if your spouse is late in making payments or refuses to pay.