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B.C. Woman Receives $4,000 Monthly Support from Former Partner

29 September 2025
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B.C. Woman Receives ,000 Monthly Support from Former Partner
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A 23-year-old woman, Jada Jane Bekar, has been awarded interim spousal support of $4,000 a month from her 77-year-old husband, Alexander Mordo, after their brief marriage following a relationship that began on an online dating site. The court found Bekar entitled to support to ease her financial transition, despite Mordo’s claims of limited income and suggestions she could rely on her wealthy family or sell gifts he had given her.

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