Jones Divorce and Family Law is excited to announce that three of our esteemed divorce lawyers have been honored with inclusion in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada™. Furthermore, we beam with pride as one of our…
Alberta has the third-highest family violence rate in Canada, a disheartening fact that highlights the importance of raising awareness and working together to prevent family violence. November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta, a local initiative that aims to…
Going through a divorce can be tough. If you and your spouse are finding it hard to agree on things like who gets what, child support, or parenting, mediation may be a simpler way to sort things out without going…
While love, respect, and compatibility form the core foundation of a marriage, it's essential not to neglect the practicality of financial stability. Financial issues encompass more than just income disparity or debt; they can also include differing spending habits, financial…
As family law lawyers in Calgary, we deal with many parenting disputes. Parenting and decision-making matters can often result in court appearances, especially if the decision to divorce is highly contested. When family law disputes turn ugly, another issue often…
A family law lawyer in Calgary can help you make the best decisions for you and your family while delivering efficient, cost-effective resolutions to your legal issues. Not only can a family law dispute be an emotionally and mentally draining…
Determining if and when you should hire a family law lawyer in Calgary can be complicated. In some situations, you and the other party may work through some of the separation logistics on your own and only involve a family…
Guest post by Sharon Numerow After dealing with the settlement and separation agreements, many peoples biggest fear after divorce is living alone. Accordingly, people often jump into new relationships without first gaining back their independence. Depending on the circumstances of…
When the courts learn about a child’s difficulties in a possibly toxic environment at home, visitation and custody rights may extend to extended family members. This is implemented when the child is experiencing issues such as neglect, abuse, or assault…
