Family Law

In a recent decision out of the United Kingdom, Antonio v. Rokos, [2016] EWHC 520 (Fam) (“Antonio v. Rokos”), an English Court commented on […]

The issue of grandparents and access was recently revisited by the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal in Simmons v. Simmons. In this case a three year-old […]

Vogel LLP Partner, Andy Hayher, was successful at the Alberta Court of Appeal in a decision that could have wide implications for non-married couples and the distribution of property that they have accumulated. In Buchner v. Long the […]

The Federal Child Support tables (the “tables”) set out the basic monthly amounts of child support under the Federal Child Support Guidelines (the […]

Family Law Practice Note 10, effective October 15, 2017, has the potential to drastically reduce the public’s access to Family Law Court Files. Although […]

Anthea Law

Leave a Legacy Calgary is an awareness program designed to encourage people to support the cause or charity of their choice through a charitable […]

Medina Shatz

What if there is an Order setting out custody and parenting and one of the parents refuses to comply with the Order? Is […]

In any case dealing with child support, spousal support or the division of matrimonial property, the first step for the parties to take is to exchange financial disclosure. […]

Aida Rafie

An interesting case from Ontario is back in the news again as the Ontario Court of Appeal made its ruling, upholding the decision made […]

Anthea Law

Huguette Clark was the daughter of Senator William A. Clark, an industrialist and a copper tycoon during […]