BC Guide to Divorcing an Overseas Partner
Master the process of divorcing an overseas partner in British Columbia with our comprehensive guide, full of expert advice and legal insights.
Remarrying the Same Person After Divorce or Separation in Alberta
Understanding the legal requirements surrounding remarriage is paramount. This process can involves a one-year separation period and potential delays.
Custody of Pets in BC Divorce and Separation Proceedings
Settling the score in pet custody battles, discover how recent amendments to BC's Family Law Act could impact your furry friend's future.
What Property Is Exempt From Division in an Alberta Divorce?
Discover what property is protected from being divided in an Alberta divorce. Don’t miss this essential guide to safeguarding your assets.
Divorcing a Narcissist: Tips from a Canadian Lawyer
Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder in Divorce This article offers some basic information about narcissist behaviours and how they can affect your divorce process. You…
Property Exemptions When Couples Divorce or Separate in Alberta
A lawyer specializing in family law can provide help in obtaining the best results when dividing property in Alberta after separation.
Marriage Vs Common Law in British Columbia
Couples who are not legally married but live in a common law or “marriage-like relationship” in B.C. are treated similarly to married couples when they separate….
Mediation and Arbitration in Family Law: Are These Processes Right for Me?
It is an unfortunate reality that many marriages and common-law relationships break down, ending in separation or divorce. If that happens to you, there will be…
Do I Have a Right to See My Grandchild if the Parents Refuse?
The relationship between a grandparent and a grandchild can be a special and meaningful one for both parties. However, circumstances can arise that…
Can I Get a Divorce Without My Spouse’s Consent?
In some Vancouver divorces, the spouses don’t agree about the need for a divorce. This can create a contentious situation where one of the…
Who keeps the family pets after separation or divorce?
Many people develop deep bonds with their pets, and may often view them as members of their family. At the time of a separation or divorce,…
Who Decides Whether Grandparents Can Have Contact with the Children After Parents Separate?
When couples separate or divorce, extended family members may have concerns about their ability to continue to spend time with the children of the…
Changes to the Framework for Application to Relocate with Children After Divorce
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…
If the relationship breaks down, does it affect my Immigration application or status?
Many foreign nationals have concerns about their immigration status when their relationship breaks down. You may need to seek immigration advice about your…
If the relationship breaks down, does it affect my Immigration application or status?
Many foreign nationals have concerns about their immigration status when their relationship breaks down. You may need to seek immigration advice about your…
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…
Grounds for Divorce in BC
To get divorced in BC, you must have grounds for divorce and meet the residency requirements. “Grounds” are legal reasons and, in BC, there…
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…
Getting a Divorce in Vancouver BC
If you and your partner have decided to divorce, the road ahead may not be easy but you can navigate it and emerge…
Do I need a lawyer?
Divorce is never an easy process, and it can be even more complicated if there are children involved. You need the right guidance…
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