What is a Stay of Enforcement with the Maintenance Enforcement Program in Alberta
We understand that life can be unpredictable, and sometimes dramatic or urgent changes can occur that affect your ability to make maintenance payments….
Parenting After Separation in Alberta
Separation or getting divorced is not for the faint of heart and can wreck havoc on the mental well-being of your entire family. However, there are…
Factors Determining a Child’s Best Interests in Alberta
You will hear the phrase “child’s best interests” repeatedly if you need to discuss child custody arrangements in Alberta. All court decisions involving…
Top Reasons Not to Self-Represent in Alberta Family Law Matters
Some people self-represent in family law matters in Alberta. On the face of it, this may seem like a viable option but it rarely…
How to Obtain Emergency Child Custody in Alberta
The safety of one’s children is a parent’s priority and if this is put at risk, you probably don’t need reminding that it…
Relocating With Children in British Columbia
Relocating with children after a divorce in B.C. is a complex matter that requires preplanning and considerable thought before acting. Parental rights and responsibilities are highly…
Imputing Income to a Parent Who is Underemployed in British Columbia
Parents in British Columbia have a positive duty to provide financial support for their children in an amount that is commensurate with their income (Family…
Understanding Parenting Plans and Custody Agreements in Alberta
When couples get married, no one plans to divorce. Yet, in 2021, 7.4 million people obtained a legal divorce in Canada. Although divorce is a…
Making Interim Changes to Custody and Parenting Arrangements in Alberta
One of the more contentious issues in divorce proceedings can be parenting of the children. Where the parties are unable to agree on…
How to Get Sole Custody of Your Child in British Columbia
With most divorces involving children in BC, child custody matters are settled so that both parents have approximately equal parenting time and both play an…
Unmarried Fathers’ Rights in Canada
A parent’s rights to participate actively in a child’s life are precious and they are protected regardless of marital status in Canada. Canada’s…
Father’s Rights and Child Custody in British Columbia
During and after separation and divorce, one of the toughest things for parents to come to terms with is spending less time with…
Family Law Legislation in Alberta
Several important laws govern family matters in Alberta, the most important of which is the Family Law Act. These provincial laws must also work…
Reasons Why You Should Hire a Family Law Lawyer
A family law lawyer can help you prevent legal disputes with loved ones—and resolve them. However, many families in Calgary do not seek legal assistance until a…
Relocating With Children After Divorce in Alberta
A request by one parent for permission to relocate with the children of the marriage will generally involve a significant change to the existing parenting…
How to Get Full Custody of Your Child in Alberta
In divorces where there are children to consider, custody is nearly always the overriding issue. Every parent wants what’s best for their children,…
Father’s rights and child custody in Alberta
When couples separate, they must now navigate a new parenting terrain that can be riddled with confusion, heartache, frustration and anger. Historically, and statistics do…
Parenting After Separation in BC: 4 Tips for Success
Parenting while separated or divorced is not for the faint of heart. However, there are many things that you can do to increase your chances of…
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