What is Cohabitation or Common Law Separation in Alberta?
Common law relationships occur when two individuals live together in a “marriage-like”, or conjugal, relationship. Common law separation varies from that of divorce…
Can the Terms of a Divorce be Changed or varied in Alberta?
Following the granting of a divorce, an individual has 31 days to appeal. Once the 31 days have passed the divorce is final,…
Can I Get a Divorce Without Consent of My Spouse in Alberta?
If one spouse wants to get a divorce but the other does not, this means that the marriage has broken down. In which case,…
How much does it cost to get a divorce?
The cost of getting a divorce in Alberta At spectrum family law our focus is on transparency and maximizing value. We understand that…
Do I need a lawyer (in Alberta)?
There can be complex issues involved in a divorce case—including receiving what you are legally entitled to—that may not be completely apparent to…
How do I File for Divorce in Alberta?
Spectrum Family Law has many years of experience guiding clients through divorce and separation, so our family & divorce mediation experts will have many of…
How do I get a divorce in Alberta?
Steps to getting a divorce in Alberta Step 1: Claim for Divorce A divorce process starts with a document called a “Statement of…
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