Emotional Readiness: An Elusive Factor in Attaining Settlement
Kathryn Tweedie
As a family law lawyer, one of the most common questions I am asked at the initial stages of a separation and/or divorce is […]
Kathryn Tweedie
As a family law lawyer, one of the most common questions I am asked at the initial stages of a separation and/or divorce is […]
In the recent decision of Giesbrecht v. Schreiner from the Saskatchewan Court of King’s Bench, the Court reviewed the indicia of what it means to […]
In a separation, the decision of where to send children to school can be one of the most important decisions for parents. Consequently, […]
The Matrimonial Property Act (the “Act”) sets out how property is to be distributed between married spouses in Alberta upon their separation or divorce. […]
In the recent Alberta Queen’s Bench decision of Kowalchuk v Kowalchuk, 2017 ABQB 64, Justice H,B, Veit ordered that the parents of two children, aged 11 and 8, would […]
Breaking up is hard to do, even if you’re rich and famous.
After a short, tumultuous and highly-publicized relationship, celebrities Rob […]
Corporate expense deductions such as vehicle, phone, travel, and meal expenses are often a point of contention when calculating the income of […]
In accordance with the law, debtors who owe child support must comply with support orders or legal agreements to pay support. If debtors […]
Courts discourage frivolous or vexatious actions by litigants in an attempt to protect the integrity and fairness of the judicial system. Unfortunately, however, the discussion of frivolous and vexatious actions by litigants in the area of Family Law is all […]
In Heath-Breakspear v. Breakspear, the Supreme Court of Newfoundland found itself dealing with a jurisdictional issue. There were three children involved who had all been living in Dubai […]