With the average marriage in Canada, including in British Columbia, lasting less than 14 years, it is understandable that a person who holds any assets would want to draft a prenuptial agreement. For the same reason, families who own family … Continue reading
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The value of signing marital or cohabitation agreements
More and more couples nationwide, including in British Columbia, choose to live together rather than to get married. In some cases, couples agree to live together until they are ready to get married. Regardless of whether the arrangements are permanent … Continue reading
3 ways to protect business assets in divorce
Business owners in British Columbia who have marital problems may be concerned about the effect a divorce would have on their commercial ventures. In many marriages, family businesses are the most valuable personal assets of both spouses. To prevent having … Continue reading
Chats about marriage agreements are difficult but necessary
British Columbia couples who are planning to get married may be considering a prenuptial agreement. However, for some, it is a difficult subject to raise at a time when wedding arrangements and love are the primary concerns. Advisors suggest financial … Continue reading
Is spousal support compulsory in divorce or separation?
One federal Divorce Act governs married couples who file for divorce in British Columbia and all other provinces and territories. This act allows spousal support to be awarded, although only under certain circumstances. When a significant difference exists between the … Continue reading