Family Law Blog

When a couple separates and divorces in British Columbia, many situations can arise that are both stressful and difficult to resolve. Matters such as child custody, property division, spousal support, and child support can all create difficulties and without a process to resolve disagreements, they can escalate into disputes that require court intervention. A legally […]

Parents in BC who want to relocate with children after a divorce should not act impulsively or neglect the responsibilities that they have towards the children, the other parent, and the other important people in the children’s lives. Relocating without understanding the full implications of the move and informing the relevant parties can create serious […]

Whether the British Columbia court system orders divorce mediation or you enter it voluntarily, it helps to know how to increase your chances of success with the process.  Successful mediation can improve the outcomes for all concerned. helping to resolve the key divorce issues, such as custody and parenting, child support, marital property division, and […]

There is no legal requirement to hire a lawyer for a separation or divorce in British Columbia. However, due to the long-term consequences and legal hurdles often involved in relationship breakups, you may find it helpful to seek legal assistance.  A qualified family lawyer will protect your rights, help you cover all the key details […]

The Divorce Process in BC If you’re in the process of getting a divorce in British Columbia, it’s important to understand all the requirements as well as your legal rights and responsibilities during the process. Federal and provincial divorce laws set out some basic requirements, including: While no two divorces are the same, there are […]

Most people understand what divorce means, but are less certain when it comes to legal separation. Deciding which option is better for separating couples in BC requires an understanding of the key differences between them and the main implications of each option. When all is said and done, if you want to separate but remain […]