Article, Cost, Dispute Resolution, Family Law, Feature, Information
Breakdowns of long-term marriages or common-law relationships, also known as “marriage-like” relationships, is on the rise. Spouses who have been married, or in a marriage-like relationship, for 20, 30, 40 years or more years, have built a financial and social life...
Article, Children, Family Law, Feature, Information
In our increasingly mobile world, the reality is that many of us will live in different cities, provinces and even countries in our lifetime. You may desire to move for a new job opportunity, a new relationship, or to be closer to family. If children are involved in...
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Spousal support can be payable to you or your spouse when your marriage or marriage-like relationship ends. However, entitlement to receive spousal support is not automatic. It must first be determined. There are three ways to determine entitlement to support. One,...
Articles, Children, Family Law, Feature, Information, News, People
On June 8, 2017 the Canadian Bar Association’s Family Law Section and the Canadian Research Institute for Law and Family released a new successful parenting toolkit titled “Successfully Parenting Apart”. While designed for Canadian family law lawyers, it is intended...
Article, Children, Dispute Resolution, Feature, Information, Mediation
So, you are separating and worried about your children. As a parent you wonder what you can do to help your children as you work things out with your former spouse. What can you do to put your children’s interests first? Here are fi5ve ways...
