Travel Consents and Court Applications
What happens when one parent wants to take a child on a vacation, but the other refuses to provide consent?
Some common objections to a parent’s request to travel are as follows:
- there is a risk that the child […]
Divorce 101
Generally, individuals are not aware of the rules and laws that apply prior, during and after the divorce process. In Canada we have a no-fault divorce system which is quite different than a fault divorce system. There is […]
To Annul or to Divorce? Unraveling the Complicated Love Life of Errol Lowe
In a recent case out of Ontario, Lowe v. A.A., 2018 ONSC 3509, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice was given the difficult task of sorting through the complicated love life of the applicant, Mr. Errol Lowe.
Mr. Lowe had […]
What is a “Predatory Marriage”?
No, it’s not when a T-Rex and a lion live happily ever after… (Sorry… terrible joke!)
“Predatory marriage” is a term used to describe a situation where a perpetrator uses marriage as a tool to financially exploit a vulnerable person. In […]
Parenting Experts in Alberta’s New Practice Notes
With the new versions of Alberta’s Family Practice Note’s 7 and 8 effective May 1, 2019, it is important to review what effect this may have on Parenting Experts.
Practice Note 7 Interventions are conducted by Parenting Experts who carry out […]
Adult Interdependent Partners – A Case Review
In the recent case of Corlett v Cavanagh, 2019 ABQB 316, the Court was tasked with determining whether or not the parties, as a result of their 18 year relationship, were “adult interdependent partners” pursuant to the Adult […]