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 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….
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.
Family Violence and Emergency Protection Orders in Alberta
Family violence is taken seriously in Alberta. If you or your children are in danger, obtaining an Emergency Protection Order is crucial.
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…
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…
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,…
Proving Common Law Relationships When Separating in British Columbia
If you are unmarried when you separate from your partner in Vancouver but are hoping to claim common-law status, you may need to prove that…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Forcing a Spouse to Attend Family Law Mediation in BC
Not all family disputes need to end up in a family law court trial—including divorces. Spouses often fail to see eye to eye…
What to Consider During a Common Law Separation in Alberta?
If you are in a common law relationship in Alberta and decide to separate from your partner, you may be wondering which laws…
Maintenance Enforcement Program in Alberta
Sometimes, despite a court order being issued, stipulating child, spousal or partner support to be paid by one ex-partner to another, payments are not made. For…
Divorce Mediation Success Tips in Alberta
Have you got high hopes that your upcoming divorce mediation will result in an acceptable agreement with your ex? Nobody enjoys the process…
How to Succeed with Your BC Divorce Mediation
Have you got high hopes that your upcoming divorce mediation will result in an acceptable agreement with your ex? Nobody enjoys the divorce…
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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