An Emergency Protection Order is a provincial court order which generally prohibit the respondent from contacting or coming anywhere near the claimant and their family members. For an EPO to be granted a judge or justice of the peace must be satisfied that family violence has occurred, that the claimant has reason to believe that… Continue Reading »
There are specific requirements in the Divorce Act (Canada) for a married couple to get a divorce. If you do not meet these requirements, your divorce application may be delayed. Divorce After Moving in Alberta Section 3 of the Divorce Act requires one of the two spouses to have lived in a province for ‘at… Continue Reading »
Our rates: $1,200 plus tax, no children $1,350 plus tax, with children With our flat rates, we offer one price for the result you want – a judgment of Divorce from a Court to end your marriage. There are no hidden fees, such as disbursements, photocopying charges, or anything else. Your payment will result with… Continue Reading »
When it comes to dividing family property, everything acquired during a marriage is subject to division. This includes vehicles, pension plans, furniture … and hockey tickets. Season tickets for a professional hockey team, or any sport team, are sharable property. If one person wants to keep the tickets and the other does not, then often… Continue Reading »
The breakdown of a family relationship is always hard. But it can be unbearable if the romantic relationship is replaced with a hostile, violent, or vexatious one. So what do you do then? Assuming all practical fixes break down, the parties can resort to one of three court applications: 1) Emergency Protection Order (EPO), 2) … Continue Reading »
