Can My Husband Take Everything in a Divorce?
In Canada, divorce and the division of assets are governed by provincial and territorial family laws, not federal law. These laws vary slightly from one province or territory to another,…
property division
Mediation vs Litigation: Choosing the Right Path for Your Divorce
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional experience, and deciding on the best approach to resolve the issues can significantly impact the outcome and aftermath of the process. In this…
Dividing Shared Property in a Divorce: A Guide for B.C. Couples
When a marriage or common-law relationship comes to an end, one of the most significant aspects to address is the division of shared property. In British Columbia, the Family Law…
7 Benefits of Family Mediation
When facing family disputes such as divorce, child custody, or property division, litigation can often intensify conflicts and strain relationships further. In British Columbia, family mediation offers a viable alternative…
Common Mistakes to Avoid in a Divorce
Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process that requires careful consideration and strategic decision-making. In British Columbia, understanding the legal landscape and avoiding common mistakes can help you navigate…
What is a Prenuptial Agreement? (Prenup)
You’ve probably heard of a “prenup” before, more formally known as a prenuptial agreement. It’s okay if you haven’t, though. Most people have a general idea, but don’t know exactly…
The Difference between Separation and Divorce
Separation and divorce are two significant concepts in family law, but they are often misunderstood to mean the same thing. So what is the difference between separation and divorce? If…
The Ins & Outs of Property Division in British Columbia Divorces
Divorce can be a complicated and emotionally-charged process, especially when it comes to property division. After years of living together and sharing expenses, it may be hard to tell who…