Divorce can stir up some nasty emotions. Luckily, there are family law rules in place that provide guidelines for some possible contentious issues like division of property and other assets. These laws can sometimes overlap into other other areas. For [...read full post]
Canada ratified the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1991. The convention speaks to many children’s issues also faced by children in British Columbia, and stipulates that children have the right to be protected, the right [...read full post]
There is nothing worse for a parent to think that his or her child could be in harm’s way. No parent wants to believe his or her former spouse and the parent of his or her child would do anything [...read full post]
There is likely nothing more frustrating for any parent than waiting on a diagnosis for their child. British Columbia parents concerned with children’s issues have become vocal when it comes to how the province handles diagnosing children with autism. Parents [...read full post]
Once Christmas is over and the glitter of the holidays is coming to an end, couples whose marriages have been in turmoil may decide that a new year is the right time for a fresh start. Some British Columbia couples [...read full post]
