What Not to Do During a Separation
A breakup or divorce can be an extremely stressful and emotional experience. Whether or not you wanted it to end, it can be hard to prevent anger, fear and grief from taking hold during a difficult separation. However, controlling your […]
Highway Safety
Are highways and byways getting more and more dangerous? Is each successive generation and more reckless on the roads? Apparently not. Statistics Canada shows an ongoing reduction in the overall number of […]
Guidelines for Post-Separation Dating With Children
Dating after separation and divorce can be challenging and even more so when there are children from your prior relationship. What do you tell your children? What, if anything, do you tell your former spouse? Is your new […]
Insurance Coverage Denied??
Alberta Courts recently denied the insurance coverage of a catastrophically injured individual.
This case was dismissed during a summary judgment application initially. This case dealt with a 16 year old Plaintiff […]
Should I stay or should I go?
The issue of mobility is one of the most, if not THE most complicated and difficult in family law. There is no middle ground between one parent and child/children moving away from the other parent – you either […]
Imputing Income for Child Support Purposes: Under-Employed or Unemployed Payors
Often times, calculating base child support is a straight forward task which uses the payor’s income and the number of children of the relationship to determine the monthly child support amount pursuant to the Federal Child Support […]
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