When two parents get a divorce the matter of child custody is determined under the Divorce Act. There are three different forms of custody that a judge may order. These types include sole, joint and split custody. When a parent … Continue reading
When you are going through a child support case, it is likely you have questions about the amount you may be expected to pay or the amount you may expect to receive. In order to make child support orders consistent … Continue reading
A couple in British Columbia may choose to go through an undefended divorce in certain situations. An undefended divorce, which is also known as an uncontested divorce, is a divorce where matters such as spousal support, child custody and the … Continue reading
The rules in British Columbia dealing with the division of property owned by married couples, or unmarried couples who have lived together for at least two years, changed with the introduction of The Family Law Act. The law, which went … Continue reading
The Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines are available to help married and common law spouses create fair separation agreements. However, the guidelines are complicated, as a variety of factors have to be considered. Matters can become particularly complex and contentious if … Continue reading