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How Do I Get An Annulment in B.C?

We are often asked about how to obtain an annulment for a short-term marriage, however, there seems to be a common misconception that the duration of the marriage is what allows a person to obtain an annulment.

Can I Get a Separation Agreement during COVID-19?

With the rapidly evolving developments surrounding COVID-19, many people are worried about the impact the pandemic will have on their separation and divorce.

How will Covid-19 affect my child custody case and travel?

The concerns with the COVID-19 pandemic have grown exponentially in just a short period of time – and for good reason when you look at what China and Italy are going through.

Six Things to Know During the Alberta Family Court Closure due to COVID-19

On March 15, 2020, Alberta Courts announced a suspension of sittings, effective immediately. Except for a few very limited exceptions, the Court will not be hearing any family law matters.

Crossroads Family Law Cases and COVID-19 - Your Case Can Proceed… But Differently

Over the past week it has become clear that we are living in extraordinary times which require changes to the way we operate as a firm. Some of these changes are out of our control and some we are instituting to protect the well being of our clients, staff and lawyers.

How Can I Make my Divorce Less Stressful: Tips From a Family Lawyer

Research tells us that divorce is the second most stressful event that can occur in a person’s life.

What Are Court Costs and Who Gets Them in a Divorce Case?

In family law and Divorce litigation, you can be awarded “costs”, also known as “court costs” if you are successful in court.

Sperm Donation Questions Answered by a Fertility Lawyer

Donor insemination is a fertility procedure that involves transferring sperm obtained from a sperm donor into a woman’s reproductive tract at the time of ovulation by means other than sexual intercourse.

Court of Appeal Agrees: Husband Found in Contempt and Pays $10,000 in costs

Another Court of Appeal win for Crossroads Law. Family lawyers Marcus Sixta and Amanda Marsden were successful in defending against an appeal of a $10,000 costs award paid to our client, the former wife in a divorce case.

Judge orders vaccinations for two B.C. boys following parental dispute

A judge has taken the unusual step of granting a father permission to have his two young sons get routine vaccinations after the mother refused consent.