Financial Disclosure Should Be Exchanged Prior To Signing A Prenuptial Agreement An essential part of any prenuptial agreement is the production and exchange of financial disclosure. In order for domestic agreements to be upheld in court full financial disclosure is…
Difficult Conversations Lead To Better Relationships No one likes to talk about divorce, especially when it’s happening to you. There are so many difficult conversations to be had when going through a divorce. There is the conversation about dissolving the…
How Single Parents Can Get More Out Of Parenting Time As a single parent or co-parent, splitting your parenting time between you and your ex can be an incredibly stressful situation. This is especially true immediately following separation as it’s…
Retroactive Child Support: What Does It Mean For Your Family? In Canada, child support is the right of the child. As such, every effort should be made to ensure that payor parents meet their obligation to provide proper support for…
Lawyer-Client Relationship Are A Two-Way Street Like all relationships, the one you have with your family law lawyer is bound to experience good days and not-so-good days. This is especially true of lawyer-client relationships as clients are dealing with a…
Travelling With Kids Doesn't Have To Be Stressful Travelling with kids is never an easy task. This is especially true if you are divorced and need to think about logistics such as parenting time and travel authorizations. In order to…
The Our Family Wizard App Helps Hostile Co-Parents Our Family Wizard was created to assist divorced and separated families effectively communicate and reduce conflict in shared parenting. The app is specifically aimed towards those in high conflict situations who are…
What To Do If You Lose Your Home In The Divorce Guest Blog By Jackie Edwards. Jackie specializes in unemployment services and contributes regularly to online forums in her industry. Studies in Canada have found that 4 in 10 first…
Common Law Separations Are Much Different Than Divorce In Alberta, common law couples are legally referred to as adult interdependent partners. As well, there is no legislation that governs the division of common law property. The Matrimonial Property Act only…
How Adultery Impacts Filing For Divorce The Calgary Stampede gets a bad reputation with family law lawyers. And while we wish we could say it’s mostly all rumours and speculation, we have come to find there is some truth behind…
