When preparing to get married, you make many business deals. You sign contracts for the caterer and the florist. You may negotiate with a photographer and the musicians. In the end, you and your spouse sign a licence to signify [...read full post]
Divorce doesn’t have to mean the end of a family. Family law has changed over the years and in the 21st century the family dynamic looks much different than it did decades ago. Former spouses in British Columbia who are [...read full post]
Separating couples have a lot to sort out. One of the issues that is on the table when a couple decides the marriage has come to an end is the division of property. But it can get a little tricky [...read full post]
There are many things that might prompt a parent to want to move his or her kids away from the other parent. There could be abuse involved in the relationship, the parent may have a job offer elsewhere, or he [...read full post]
There are times when one area of the law crosses into another. Family law in British Columbia can touch on circumstances that could bring about charges in other areas such as criminal law. For instance, this can occur when there [...read full post]
