Despite the increased risk of not having a prenuptial (or “cohabitation”) agreement, relatively few people obtain one with their partner. Given the awkward conversation that this necessarily involves, not entering into an agreement can perhaps be understood- but it is definitely not advisable. Major Changes in BC Family Law Act There were two key changes…
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“I have to pay what?” and “When does it end?” are the usual questions that we as lawyers get asked when someone learns that they will most likely have to pay spousal support. Family Law: Why do I have to Pay Spousal Support? Spousal support can be payable for a number of reasons, sometimes…
Read MoreCertain family law disputes will only be able to be resolved by going to court and asking a judge to decide, however, such issues are in the minority, and most issues can be resolved by way of an agreement between the parties achieved through negotiation. Beyond court, there are a number of other "process…
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