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…
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. Several important laws govern family matters…
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…
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…
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 is Spousal Support / Alimony Calculated in British Columbia?
One of the major items “on the table” in most divorces is the amount of alimony or spousal support payable by one spouse…
What Am I Entitled to in an Alberta Divorce?
Who gets what in a divorce in Edmonton? This is usually one of the main topics of conversation on the table when the dust…
Contesting a Will in British Columbia
When people make wills in British Columbia, few suspect that there will be a legal battle over it after they pass away. Yet…
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…
How to Communicate with Your Spouse During Separation
Separating from your spouse will likely affect many aspects of your life – and it is stressful and daunting for many individuals. The…
Preparing for a Separation Agreement in Alberta
If you’re going through a divorce in Alberta, your separation agreement will play a major role in how your immediate future pans out. That…
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…
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