Enforcing a Parenting Agreement in Alberta
After the Separation Agreement has been signed, sometimes there are issues in following the parenting plan. The prior blog looked at this generally and this blog has a few more ideas specific to parenting.
Enforcing a Separation Agreement in Alberta
After a Separation Agreement has been signed, sometimes an issue arises when one person isn’t following the agreement.
Going to Court in Calgary: New Family Law Requirements
The Court has introduced 4 steps that are necessary before a non-urgent parenting or support issue can go before a judge in Calgary and Edmonton. These steps do not apply to urgent issues or restraining orders. The steps became mandatory in December 2023.
Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin and Family Law!
How is cryptocurrency treated for family law purposes? Crypto, Bitcoin and digital assets may be hot topics, but for family law purposes, these are assets & property or potential sources of income, just like more traditional investments.
The Power of Mediation
Families should use the divorce process that best meets their particular needs. For many separating spouses, that means having discussions and finding solutions without going to Court.
I Just Want it Done!
Tips for moving your divorce, separation agreement or family law dispute to resolution.
Retroactive Child Support: Preventative Tips!
Retroactive child support can arise where the paying parent has either under or overpaid child support. A retroactive claim may mean the recipient parent didn’t receive the child support he or she could have used at the time to support the kids. Or, it could mean the payor was overpaying or accruing arrears on an…
What To Do After Separation
The beginning of a separation can be overwhelming. On top of the emotional vortex, most people have a lot of practical questions. What schedule makes sense for the kids? Should I move? Who will pay for what? But mostly: what do I do next? Here are 5 important tips on what to do after separation.
Who can do a Cohabitation or Prenuptial Agreement? When and How?
Anyone can have a Cohabitation or Prenuptial Agreement. The reality is that relationship separation can happen to any couple. One goal of an agreement is to settle, in advance, what will happen to property division if that break up does happen. It is financial planning. It is important to know how property may be divided without…
Arbitration in Family Law
In basic terms, arbitration in family law is a process where the parties select a “private Judge”. They have to pay the arbitrator to make decisions for them. Here is why arbitration makes sense in many family law matters.