Written by: HHLaw (View All Posts
) Published: February 6, 2017
Categorized: British Columbia, Family Law, Finances, Procedure.
Full financial disclosure is an essential element to the resolution of any family claim involving support orders or the division of property. “Non-disclosure or delayed [...read full post]
Written by: Angie Riaño (View All Posts
• View Bio ) Published: January 25, 2017
Categorized: Divorce, Mental Wellness, Separation.
In keeping with the goals of Bell’s “Let’s Talk” campaign, we thought it was an appropriate time to talk about how separation and divorce can affect the mental well-being of separating couples and their children.
With 40% of [...read full post]
Written by: HHLaw (View All Posts
) Published: January 23, 2017
Categorized: British Columbia, Case Analysis, Mobility.
This is one of the hardest questions in family law. As with all court decisions about parenting, judges are supposed to make an order that reflects the best [...read full post]
Written by: Joseph Broadhurst (View All Posts
• View Bio ) Published: December 5, 2016
Categorized: Agreements, Alberta, British Columbia, Common Law, Contracts, Edmonton, Family Law, Finances, Income, Ontario, Property Division.
The terms “prenuptial agreement,” “cohabitation agreement,” and “marriage agreement” all refer to a similar type of agreement, an agreement that sets out the rights and responsibilities of spouses if they separate at some point in the future. There are many [...read full post]
Written by: Virginia Richards (View All Posts
• View Bio ) Published: December 5, 2016
Categorized: Custody and Access, Parenting, Parenting Time.
Co-parenting with your ex-spouse in the month of December can be like navigating a minefield. There is something about the emotions of the season, the emphasis on family time, the time off school, the expectations of extended family members, and [...read full post]