Leveling the Playing Field
More often than not, one party always has deeper pockets in family law litigation. Frankly, that is usually the case in all litigation. It is also a common occurrence […]
Dead & Gone, But Still Paying Spousal Support
A recent decision of Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench Justice R. Graesser dealt with a case that looked at what happened to spousal support obligations […]
And None For You: Voiding a Will for Public Policy
The freedom upon death to dispose of your property and other assets as you choose is an important right that has long been […]
Important Changes to Family Law Practice Note 1
Effective July 20, 2015, a number of changes to Family Law Practice Note 1 came into effect. Family Law Practice Note 1 pertains to the […]
Bird’s Nest Arrangements: A Child-Centered Approach to Parenting After Separation
A Bird’s Nest Arrangement (also known as a “nesting arrangement”) is a child-centered arrangement where, following a separation, the children remain in the […]
The Changing Landscape of Marriage
The practice of Family Law often affords its practitioners the opportunity to see society’s approach to relationships and marriage change over time. Understanding these changes may help lawyers […]
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