The Affects of Parental Alienation on Decision-Making Responsibilities When parents separate in Alberta, the hope is that they can work through their issues in the best interests of the children. In fact, parents have a legal obligation to do this. However, when emotions run deep and disputes arise, parents can lose sight of this and… Continue Reading »
Alternative dispute resolution methods, such as family law mediation, are used to resolve family law matters in Alberta far more frequently than litigation. Of these methods, mediation is a particularly popular option in many situations—including divorce cases. Spouses may find it challenging to meet and resolve complex matters through face-to-face discussions and negotiation without professional… Continue Reading »
Watch for my new article on Prenuptial and Cohabitation Agreements. It will be in the Resource section of my webpage, as well as the current article for the next little while. Let me know if I can help you with your prenuptial or cohabitation agreement, Warren
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 »
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 »
