Category: Family & Divorce

David and Jane were a young couple and they were very much in love with one another. At the time

I am frequently asked to define the word “custody” because I find that parties to potential family law proceedings are

With the advent of the Federal Child Support Guidelines, understanding and calculating what your child support obligation was became much more

Non-Married Property The first instalment of this article focused on the principles that apply to the distribution of matrimonial property. 

Common Law Separation: Partner Support Your “common-law” relationship is coming to an end: what happens now? An increasing number of

Common Law Separation: Dealing with Property In Alberta, separating property on the breakdown of a “common-law” relationship is not as

Collaborative Family Law – The ‘Pros’ I hinted at some of these in the first installment of this article. Since

Relationship Property I am often asked by my clients what they are entitled to when their relationships break down and