Family Law Blog

Property division after separation can be complicated, especially for tradespeople in Alberta. Tools, trucks, and specialized equipment often blur the line between personal property and business assets, leaving many people uncertain about their rights. In this blog, we’ll answer common questions about how these assets are treated during property division.

Sometimes, you just need to get divorced—fast. Whether you're hoping to remarry, facing health concerns, or just anxious to close a painful chapter and move forward, getting caught up in the legal back-and-forth can feel frustrating and emotionally draining. 

Divorce can be a difficult and emotional time, and if you own a business, it can also bring complicated financial challenges.

Studies rank divorce as the second most stressful experience a person can face, trailing only the death of a spouse or child.

Celebrity divorces captivate us, providing a tantalizing glimpse into the private lives of the rich and famous as they battle over millions in assets.

Imagine receiving money from your parents to buy a house, and now you and your partner are splitting up. What happens to that money?

If you are going through a divorce, you have a lot to think about.

How do I find the right lawyer? How do I make sure my children are okay? Who will get the house? How will I pay my bills on a single income?

Collaborative divorce is a transformative approach to separation, where the aim is to resolve family law matters cooperatively.

Divorce is a complex, emotional rollercoaster that can affect every aspect of your life. During this turbulent time, disagreements over parenting time, selling the family home, or dividing other significant family possessions can lead to unexpected emotional reactions.