Dividing Property
Someone once described marriage as “what is hers is hers and what is yours is half hers.”
Perhaps an accurate description of marriage, however, not so accurate […]
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 […]
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