How Long After Divorce/Separation Can You Remarry in British Columbia & Alberta?
Journeying through the complexities of remarriage post-divorce in Canada, discover the timelines and legal requirements that shape this pivotal chapter in your life.
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.
Secret Audio or Video Recordings in BC Family Law
Uncover the clandestine world of secret audio/video recordings in BC Family Law. A riveting deep dive into the legalities and implications. Click to discover more!
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.
Retroactive Child Support in BC – Info and Tips to Help You
Discover how Retroactive Child Support in British Columbia can help secure your child’s financial future. Don’t miss out on what you may be entitled to!
Does Spousal Support End After Remarrying the Same Person in BC
Discover the surprising truth about spousal support in BC. Does it really end after remarrying the same person?
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…
Same-Sex Couples and Child Custody After Separation in BC
When same-sex couples separate or divorce in B.C., understandable questions arise about issues such as the right to support and property/debt division. But…
How to Get a Restraining Order in BC
So-called “restraining orders” are protection orders issued by the courts in B.C. to protect family members or others from physical, sexual, psychological or…
Getting an Annulment in British Columbia
An annulment ends a marriage in British Columbia. While both a divorce and an annulment result in the separation of a married couple,…
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….
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…
How to Apply for a Family Protection Order in BC
Family violence is a distressing experience that can leave people wondering what their options are. If you have experienced family violence or believe…
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…
Reasons Why You Should Hire a Family Lawyer
A skilled family lawyer can help you avoid and resolve legal disputes regarding loved ones. However, many families in BC wait to seek assistance…
Family Agreements After Separation in British Columbia
Separating from a spouse involves many important decisions that have consequences for those around you, especially if there are children from your marriage…
Intestate Succession and “Marriage-like Relationships” in BC
In two recent decisions, the British Columbia Court of Appeal has provided guidance concerning the circumstances in which a common law partner may…
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…
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…
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