In Alberta, child support is a legal obligation governed and standardized by the Federal Child Support Guidelines, ensuring fairness and consistency in family law matters. The purpose is to recognize the child's rights beyond the breakdown of a relationship. When…
Divorce in Alberta carries several financial complexities, and understanding how to divide different debts, as well as Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs), is a key responsibility for divorce and child support lawyers in Calgary. These financial matters can impact the…
Holidays can be challenging when you and your family are going through a separation or divorce, particularly when child custody and support issues are involved. While Family Day is meant to represent a day off to enjoy family time, it…
When families navigate separation or divorce, child support often takes center stage in discussions about financial responsibilities. While child support typically applies to children under 18, many parents wonder: What happens when the child begins post-secondary education? In Alberta, financial…
It can be difficult to manage the post-separation relationship with children, especially amid the upheaval of a separation. There are three factors that impact a child’s well-being during and post-separation: the quality of parenting they receive, the quality of parent-child…
Navigating child support can be a challenging aspect of family law in Calgary, especially for parents. This article aims to clarify the process, highlighting key factors influencing child support decisions and how they are applied locally. It emphasizes the importance…
Dealing with high-conflict parenting during and after a divorce is not only challenging but can also be emotionally draining and complex. It requires a delicate balance of protecting your emotional well-being while ensuring the best interests of your children are…
Peters v Atchooay Considerations The Great Resignation. Quiet Quitting. I Don’t Dream of Labour. Anti-Work. It seems more and more people are taking stock of their relationship with work and considering changing employers, pursuing different careers, or altogether leaving the…
The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren can be a very special bond. However, in Alberta, grandparents do not automatically have the legal right to access their grandchildren. Typically, this relationship is facilitated and fostered between parents and grandparents. In many…
