Parents want what’s best for their children, but when facing divorce, some people act on emotion rather than pausing to reflect on how what they’re doing might affect their kids. British Columbia has family law rules in place that [...read full post]
A First Nation mom whose children are in the care of non-Indigenous foster parents is fighting the system to have her children remain where they are. Many children’s issues in British Columbia focus on what is best for the children [...read full post]
Parents in British Columbia may already have enough to deal with in the normal course of parenting. However, when those parents are no longer living in the same house, it can cause additional challenges. You and your former partner may [...read full post]
A breakup can be complicated, both emotionally and practically. Couples often express their bond with each other by accumulating things as partners, such as a home, vehicles, jewelry or other valuables. British Columbia laws for division of property are not [...read full post]
Even those in British Columbia who are ready to move on from their marriages may be surprised to experience feelings of loss when they decide to meet with a family law professional and begin divorce proceedings. Marriage often sets [...read full post]
