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After separation or divorce, it is common for one parent to consider relocating—whether to another city in Alberta, another province, or even outside Canada. These moves may be motivated by employment opportunities, family support, housing costs, or a desire for a fresh start. However, when children are involved, relocating is not simply a personal decision. […]
Can I Move With My Child After Separation in Alberta? Read More »
When couples separate, one of the most important steps they can take is deciding how to resolve issues such as parenting, child support, spousal support, and division of property. While some people choose to create their own “do-it-yourself” (DIY) separation agreements—or rely on verbal understandings—these approaches often create more problems than they solve. A properly
The Benefits of a Well-Drafted Separation Agreement in Alberta: Why Legal Advice Matters Read More »
One of the most common sources of confusion in Alberta family law is the difference between parenting time and decision-making responsibility. Many people still use the term “custody,” but that concept has been replaced in modern family law terminology. Understanding the distinction is important because each term relates to a different aspect of parenting after
Parenting Time vs. Decision-Making Responsibility in Alberta: What’s the Difference? Read More »
Separation is often one of the most stressful and emotional experiences a person can face. In the midst of dealing with parenting arrangements, financial uncertainty, and the end of a relationship, it can be easy to make decisions that have long-term legal and financial consequences. Many people assume they can sort everything out later. Unfortunately,
10 Costly Mistakes to Avoid During a Separation in Alberta Read More »
One of the most common misconceptions about child support is that it depends solely on how much time a child spends with each parent. In reality, Alberta’s child support rules are designed to ensure that children continue to benefit from the financial resources of both parents after separation or divorce. The amount of child support
Child Support in Alberta: Shared Parenting vs. Primary Residential Care Read More »
When parents separate, one of the most important financial issues is determining child support. In Alberta, child support is generally calculated under the Federal Child Support Guidelines, which require an accurate determination of each parent’s income. While this sounds simple, not all income is created equal. A parent who earns a salary from an employer