Children’s Family Law Issues
Resolving Children’s Family Law Issues
When parents end their relationship, they will still need to interact with each other as their children grow up. This means that separated couples need to clarify what their co-parenting relationship will be. This includes
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Children’s issues: Raising kids with trust instead of fear
Parents want to keep their children safe from harm. British Columbia law makes it clear that when it comes to children’s issues, it is incumbent upon everyone to act in the best interests of their children. Parents who trust their [...read full post]
Children’s issues: Parents who date after divorce
Most couples who divorce have children. Children’s issues in British Columbia seem to be numerous when kids’ parents are going through the divorce process or have gone through it. It takes a while for children to adjust to new situations, [...read full post]
Family law: The importance of grandparents, bonus grandparents
There is a common belief today that people who are considered to be family don’t have to be related by blood. British Columbia family law says it is incumbent upon adults to do what is in the best interests of [...read full post]
Family law: Co-parenting effectively after divorce
Couples who decide to divorce likely have had issues with communicating. However, couples who are parents and who are divorcing need to come together to discuss those issues that will affect their children. Thankfully, there are co-parenting tips under family [...read full post]