Unlike the complex discussion of how Adultery affects couples psychologically and emotionally, it is one of the established grounds for divorce in Canada. The understanding of Adultery in the Canadian context carries some complexities. Specific nuanced criteria need to be…
It’s been two decades since any changes have been made to the Divorce Act. As more and more families experience divorce, it’s necessary to ensure our laws are current and representative of Canadian families and their unique situations. The Federal…
Talking about finances as a couple isn’t easy. And, it doesn’t just magically get better once you’re married. In fact, financial compatibility is one of the top reasons people tend to divorce. However, just because one person is a saver…
When a couple decides to get married, they also decide to take on each other’s financial burdens - especially if they have not signed a Prenuptial Agreement. With average student debt in Alberta reaching $30,000, this shared financial burden also…
Here's What NOT To Do During A Divorce If you are going through a separation or divorce it's likely you want to protect your children from conflict and make the transition as smooth as possible. Our mediators are well versed…
Are you considering divorce but are unsure how this will impact your shared company or business? Guest writer and tax lawyer, Doug Ewens, Q.C. of PwC Law LLP, provides insight into some selected options for planning and protecting interests of…
Victim Mentality Can Make Divorce Even Worse If you are going through a divorce with someone who always acts like a victim, it can be extremely difficult to reach mutually agreeable outcomes. For this reason, alternative dispute resolutions such as…
Going through a divorce is hard. Going through a divorce with a high-conflict person is even harder. When emotions are high and communication is strained, reaching a resolution can seem like an impossible task. If you are dealing with a…
The Alberta Court of King’s Bench has recently implemented new disclosure rules that add a few more speed bumps to the Court process. What does this mean for family law lawyers and their clients? Understanding Albertas New Disclosure Rules I…
