Children, Covid-19, Family Law
The Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan decided in O.M.S. v. E.J.S., 2021 SKQB 243 that the 12-year-old daughter of divorced Saskatoon parents should be allowed to receive a Covid-19 vaccine. This was the court’s first ruling on a family vaccination dispute...
Children, Family Law, News
Canada’s highest court decided in Michel v. Graydon, 2020 SCC 24 that if you understate your income for a child support order you run the risk a court will later retroactively vary child support based on your actual income and order you to pay a hefty...
Dispute Resolution, Family Law, News
Low cost Collaborative Family Law is available to Victoria Families whose family income is less than $75,000 and family property is less than $100,000. The Society for Collaborative Family Separation Professionals (CFSP) in partnership with the BC Collaborative...
Children, Family Law, News
Parenting with Coronavirus Covid-19 (Coronavirus) may cause confusion for separated or divorced parents with schools closed and other things changing the way families live. In other words the world has changed so does this change my parenting arrangements? There is no...
Dispute Resolution, Family Law, News
You may have heard that the CODIV-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has caused BC Courts to suspend regular operations. In other words, the Courts have severely reduced the services offered to the public, including family law clients. We can help if you have...
