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While it might be tempting to draft a separation agreement independently, the complexities of family law and the legal intricacies involved underscore the necessity of engaging a qualified Vancouver family law lawyer or Vancouver divorce lawyer. When a marriage reaches a point where separation becomes

Spousal support, also known as alimony or maintenance, is a critical aspect of family law in British Columbia. It is intended to assist a financially disadvantaged spouse in maintaining a similar standard of living post-separation or divorce. The duration of spousal support is a complex

When it comes to living together without being married, many couples in British Columbia may not fully understand the possible legal consequences or the importance of protecting their rights and assets. Establishing a cohabitation agreement is a proactive and important step for spouses in safeguarding

The Family Law Act plays a crucial role in governing property division in cases of separation or divorce. It ensures fairness and clarity in determining how assets and liabilities are divided between the parties. Sections 85 and 96 of the Act specifically address the concept

Obtaining an uncontested divorce or desk order divorce in British Columbia (BC) involves a relatively straightforward process when both spouses agree to the divorce and all related issues, such as child custody, support, and property division. Here are the steps to get an uncontested divorce

Child relocation can be one of the most contentious and emotionally charged issues during divorce proceedings. In British Columbia, just like in many other jurisdictions, family courts prioritize the best interests of the child when making decisions regarding relocation. Whether you are considering moving or

Understanding Pet Custody in British Columbia Divorce can be an emotionally challenging time for couples, and the question of who gets to keep the beloved family pet can add an additional layer of complexity. In recent years, the issue of pet custody has gained attention

Overview Section 211 (S.211) reports play a critical role in child protection matters in British Columbia. These reports are an important tool used by child protection authorities to assess and ensure the safety and well-being of children. This website page provides an overview of S.211

Overview Child support is an essential aspect of family law in British Columbia, ensuring that children receive financial support from both parents following separation or divorce. The purpose of child support is to provide for the child’s needs and maintain a standard of living similar