Use of Experts in ‘High Net Worth’ Family Law
There are three (3) basic rules in Alberta family law: Court Orders are to be followed; child support is the right of the…
The Parenting Time “Refuse / Resist Dynamic”
It’s not necessarily unusual for children, if given a choice, to prefer to spend more time with one parent than the other. This…
How to Get an Uncontested Divorce in Alberta
Uncover the steps to a swift, uncontested divorce in Alberta, from verifying residency to awaiting the final court judgment.
Calgary ‘Grey Divorce’ Family Lawyers
New concepts and principles in family law are always developing as society and demographics change. Recently these have included: pets as ‘dependants’ (not…
Alberta High Net-Worth Family Lawyers
When couples separate and divorce, there are usually three main issues they need to resolve: How will we co-parent the children? How will…
Interim Distribution of Family Property
Separation and divorce is never easy. It’s hard – particularly on children. And it can also be expensive. While there are better and…
The “Parenting Time” Factor – a ”child-focussed” approach.
There are a few basic principles in family law: child support is the right of the child; financial disclosure is required; Court Orders…
High Income Child and Spousal Support
When couples separate or divorce, there are three major issues they need to resolve: division of their family property; continued parenting of their…
Why the Status Quo? – SSL v JWW, 2010 BCCA 55
In this case, a couple asked the court to clarify the trial judge’s approach taken to an application for custody and guardianship, made…
The Importance of Making a Realistic Request – RA v WA, 2015 BCSC 1828 Overview
A couple is seeking a court ruling on guardianship of and parenting arrangements for their two children, as well as the appropriate amount…
The Court Will Take What it is Given – CC v SPR Overview
The Court Will Take What it is Given – CC v SPR, 2023 BCCA 422 Why This Decision is Important As of the…
Equal in the Eyes of the Law – Healey v Healey, 2024 BCCA 68 Overview
This case was an appeal made to the Court of Appeal by the mother, based on her position that the trial judge considered…
Not Such a Simple Decision – Bye v Bye, 2024
Bye v Bye Overview Why This Decision is Important A child support order is “spent” when the child is no longer a “child”…
Fail to Disclose at your Peril – Bennett v Bennett, 2015 BCSC 699 Overview
Why This Decision is Important The husband in this case was acting as a self-represented litigant (SRL). While the court makes an effort…
How to Get an Uncontested Divorce in BC
Journey through the steps to an uncontested divorce in BC, ensuring the best interests of your children are met.
Uncontested divorce lawyers in Edmonton
Our experienced Edmonton uncontested divorce lawyers will support you through your divorce process and work with you to get the outcome you deserve.
Uncontested Divorce Lawyers in Vancouver, British Columbia
Our Vancouver uncontested divorce lawyers will support you through your divorce process and work with you to get the outcome you deserve.
Getting an Uncontested Divorce VS Contested Divorce
Wrestling with the decision between an uncontested and contested divorce? Discover their pros, cons, and how to make the right choice.
Uncontested Divorce Lawyers in Calgary
Our experienced Calgary uncontested divorce lawyers will support you through your divorce process and work with you to get the outcome you deserve.
What if I Can’t Afford to Pay Child Support – BC Family Law
Navigate the complexities of BC Family Law when struggling to meet child support payments, and discover potential solutions to avoid serious repercussions.
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