What Does it Mean to be In Loco Parentis?
To stand in loco parentis means assuming the role of a parent, even without a biological or adoptive connection to the child. This status brings both rights and responsibilities, but it is not granted lightly. Courts require clear […]
Is a Prenuptial, Postnuptial or Cohabitation Agreement Right for You?
Planning for a marriage or a long-term relationship involves making financial choices that impact your future together. No one enters into a marriage or long-term relationship with the intention of separation, but unforeseen circumstances can arise. Preparing a […]
Emergency Vehicle Accidents
When there is a crisis, we rely on emergency responders such as the police, paramedics, and firefighters to attend the scene of the crisis as fast as possible. To accomplish this, drivers of emergency vehicles are permitted by […]
What is In Loco Parentis?
In loco parentis is a Latin term which means “in the place of a parent”. In family law, it refers to a situation where someone who is not a biological or adoptive parent is treated as a parent […]
What Happens When Co-Executors Disagree?
When a person passes away, their Will often names a personal representative, also called an executor, to handle their estate. In some cases, the Will names multiple executors (or co-executors) to share in this responsibility. A potential issue […]
Decision-Making Rights in Disputes Over Burial and Cremation: A Case Study of CR v CM, 2024 ABKB 354
The death of a child is an unimaginable loss for any parent. Emotions understandably run high, and difficult decisions must be made. When former partners or spouses disagree on these decisions, it can make an already tragic situation […]
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