Dividing Pension Benefits On Marriage Breakdown (Alberta Private Sector)
The division of pension benefits can be a common point of contention and confusion in cases of marital breakdown. The following is a brief […]
The division of pension benefits can be a common point of contention and confusion in cases of marital breakdown. The following is a brief […]
The Islamic marriage contract known as a “Maher” or “Mahr” or “Nikah Nama” has been considered in a number of reported decisions across Canada, however, the court’s have […]
Ransom v Coulter, 2014 NWTSC 55, a recent decision of the Northwest Territories Supreme Court, deals with the issue of […]
This time of year is always incredibly busy for family law lawyers, as parents quarrel over Christmas parenting arrangements. The stress and uncertainty surrounding Christmas access disputes is heightened by […]
Travelling over the holidays is stressful: the airports are busy and the border line ups are long; travelers are often carrying more luggage than […]
We are often asked when two people who are in a relationship, living together, but not married become common law spouses. In Alberta, common law spouses are called […]
Effective December 1, 2014, the Court Of King’s Bench will have a new practice note in Calgary only. The new practice note, entitled “Intake, Resolution and Caseflow Management”, […]
Under the Divorce Act, the courts are to consider section 15 of the Act when dealing with […]
As a child completes high school and is about to commence post-secondary studies a payor parent often begins to question what the financial consequences are for the parties […]