Navigating Family Law
Welcome Vancouver Family & Estate Planning Lawyer, Zach Berinstein
Crossroads Law is thrilled to welcome Zach Berinstein to our Vancouver team.
Co-Parenting Tips for a Peaceful Summer Holiday
Summer holidays are upon us! A time often associated with relaxation, adventure, and cherished family memories.
Divorce and Taxes. What You Need to Know to Move Forward
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?
Understanding Self-Employed Income for Child Support Calculations
The objectives of the Federal Child Support Guidelines (the “FCSGs”) are not to maximize or minimize child support, but rather to ensure children receive the financial support they are entitled to after their parents separate.
Family Lawyer Cori Molloy Joins the Crossroads Law team in Vancouver!
Crossroads Law is very happy to announce the addition of Cori Molloy as our newest senior family lawyer in our Vancouver office.
Resolving Parenting Conflicts Through Mediation
Mediation is a process of dispute resolution where a neutral third party, known as the mediator, facilitates communication and negotiation between parties in conflict.
Welcoming Catherine Andrews, Our New Family Lawyer in Calgary
Crossroads Law is delighted to welcome family lawyer Catherine Andrews to our Calgary team.
Emergency Protection Orders in Alberta
According to the Government of Canada (2022), an estimated 44% of women aged 15 and older (about 6.2 million women) have experienced some form of abuse in their intimate relationships.
Crossroads Law Welcomes Benjamin Szalay-Anderson, Our New Calgary Articling Student
We are excited to introduce Benjamin Szalay-Anderson as the newest articling student to join our Crossroads Law team in Calgary.
Political & Religious Influence on Divorce Trends in Calgary
Alberta has long been recognized as one of Canada's most politically and culturally conservative provinces, with historical voting patterns consistently reflecting a preference for right-leaning parties.