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,…
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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…
What is a Separation Agreement?
In British Columbia, a separation agreement is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms and conditions agreed upon by separating or divorcing spouses or partners. It is used to…
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…
Alimony vs Child Support – Will You Have To Pay Your Ex?
Alimony vs Child Support Money. It’s a gas. It’s also one of the top reasons for divorce in Canada, and why divorce is often such a meticulous, difficult process. Divorcing…
What is a Marriage Agreement?
Thinking about getting married? If you’re getting married soon, you’ve probably heard from at least a few people that you might want to think about “getting a prenup.” More formally…
What is Spousal Support?
Spousal support, which is also commonly referred to as alimony or maintenance, is money paid to an ex-spouse after a divorce or separation. In most cases, this occurs when one…