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Navigating a High Net Worth Divorce and Property Division in Alberta

By on August 28, 2025 | Divorce

Few divorces are straightforward, but when numerous high-value assets are involved, disputes are more likely during the property division process. Such divorces can take years to fully resolve but, with the help of high net worth divorce lawyers, the process can be less time-consuming, less adversarial, and less expensive in the long run. The focus…   Continue Reading »

What is the Difference Between Uncontested and Contested Divorce in Alberta?

By on July 20, 2025 | Divorce

The divorces that feature in the media or the movies are often hotly contested, involving a lengthy court battle. However, the vast majority of divorces in Alberta do not follow that trajectory. They are settled without court intervention until the final divorce order is issued. That does not necessarily mean that the divorce is uncontested—although…   Continue Reading »

Dos and Don’ts for Social Media during Separation

By on May 10, 2025 | Divorce, Separation

This is not meant as a substitution for legal advice on this issue.  However, certain trends have emerged on usage of social media during separation, which if avoided can make your separation simpler and less acrimonious. Consider the following: 1.  Social media content is considered documents and ‘evidence’.  If relevant to the legal issues before […]

Questions to Ask a Divorce Lawyer About Separation in Alberta

By on March 25, 2025 | Divorce, Separation

When you first consider divorce or separation and meet with a divorce lawyer, it can be a little intimidating. You likely have many questions to ask the lawyer so that you can set the right expectations and make the coming months less stressful as you try to navigate the legal system in Alberta. It helps…   Continue Reading »

Ten Ways to Avoid Sabotaging Your Separation

By on February 15, 2025 | Divorce, Separation

Here is a tongue in cheek review of the top ten ways to make sure your separation is destructive and expensive.  All of these can be avoided. 1.  Threaten your spouse.  With anything – violence, taking the kids away, cutting your spouse off from the finances, selling assets, going to court.  The natural response to […]

 

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