It is not entirely uncommon for marriage-like relationships to shift over the course of their lifespan. Many spouses who have had children during their marriage or common-law relationship are unfortunately faced with an eventual breakdown of their marriage, which...
When facing a separation or divorce, the welfare of any children involved typically remains a top priority for both spouses. Additionally, this remains a top priority for the courts as well. Navigating a divorce or separation is already a challenging experience....
Divorce is rarely something any couple wants to endure but nevertheless, divorce can be all too common. In fact, according to Statistics Canada, 38% (4 out of 10) of first-time marriages end in divorce. It may come as no surprise then that many married couples may...
There can sometimes be some confusion around the concept of 'common law' and what it entails. While the laws may vary slightly in each province, in BC common law is viewed in a very defined way. Many people may not be aware that they are even in a common-law...
While most parents have the best of intentions when it comes to providing care for their children, many are facing differing views on how to best approach this in the wake of COVID-19. Learn more about what the laws in BC have to say.
While pet owners may consider their pets as family, it’s important to remember that the law sees them in a different way. Learn more about pet custody and what you can do when facing a separation or divorce.
A cohabitation agreement is one of several agreements that can exist at different stages of a relationship. Learn more about this agreement here.
Separation or divorce can be a challenging experience to navigate. There are many things to consider during this time and perhaps one of the most significant is the issue of spousal support. If you’re wanting to learn more about calculating spousal support and what it entails, read on for more information.
When navigating a divorce, most people tend to focus on the common expenses associated with this type of separation, but fail to see the hidden costs.