THE FAMILY HOME AFTER SEPARATION IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

THE FAMILY HOME AFTER SEPARATION IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

If you are separating from a spouse, one of the most important practical and financial questions may be what happens to the family home.For many families in British Columbia, the family home is not only a major asset, but also the centre of day-to-day life. It may be...
When Civil Claims Intersect with Family Law

When Civil Claims Intersect with Family Law

Can you combine a civil claim with a claim under the Family Law Act?In order to understand how a civil claim can intersect with a family law claim, it is first important to understand the difference between the two types of claims.  In Canada, provincial legislation...
Post Secondary Education and Entitlement to Child Support

Post Secondary Education and Entitlement to Child Support

Post Secondary Education and Entitlement to Child SupportWhether a parent is responsible for paying for post-secondary education or providing for their child financially while they are attending post-secondary school can be a contentious issue between spouses after...
Executors of a Will: Rights and Responsibilities

Executors of a Will: Rights and Responsibilities

The role of an executor in a will is extremely important. The executor acts on the instructions set out in a deceased person’s will and ensures that beneficiaries receive their testamentary gifts. The role of executor comes with a lot of responsibility. The work...
A Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for Divorce in Canada

A Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for Divorce in Canada

Divorce is a significant life event that can be emotionally, financially, and legally complex. Whether you and your spouse have come to a mutual decision or are facing conflicts, understanding how to apply for divorce and navigate the process is crucial for moving...
A Guide To Common-Law Partner Relationships in Canada

A Guide To Common-Law Partner Relationships in Canada

If you’ve been in a stable, long-term relationship, you may have joked, or been told by others, that you and your partner seem to be married. But are you perhaps legally common-law spouses? Read below to find out how you can prove your common-law...