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 »
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How is Annual Income Calculated for Child Support in Alberta? It is easy to look at an Income Tax Return from the previous calendar year to see what ‘Total Income’ is reported. A common mistake is to simply take the Total Income, found at Line 150 of the Income Tax Return, and then apply it… Continue Reading »
If a lawsuit is started before a party dies the estate can often chose to continue that lawsuit. But when the surviving family members start suing each other after a spouse dies things are more complicated. That’s what happened in the recent is case of Stalzer Estate v. Stalzer, [2018] A.J. No. 315. The resulting… 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 »
