When it comes to marriage these days, we all know how common it is for people to divorce, later remarry, and then eventually see their own kids grow up and get married. I was at the wedding of a good friend’s adult son this summer. It really was a storybook celebration (albeit a modern storybook).…

Adoption is one of the most rewarding experiences a family can have. While many people have a picture of adoption as one or two new parents adopting a baby from a family they have never met, the reality is that many adoptions occur between existing family members or within blended families. For example, parents who…

When couples separate or divorce, the negotiation of finances can be one of the biggest challenges they face, with the potential for serious repercussions well into the future. There is a legal and ethical duty for all parties involved in a separation or divorce to fully disclose all of their assets and debts.  Doing so…

Craig Neville, K.C., a senior member of our Family Law group, has published Ten Years Later: Parenting Coordination in British Columbia in the July 2018 edition of the Advocate, where he discusses the evolution and ongoing efficacy or Parenting Coordination as a tool for reducing conflict between separation agreement.

Can I get divorced online? While the short answer to this question is yes, online separation agreement are still limited by certain criteria, and there are some potential risks you may wish to consider before proceeding. The B.C. Government recently announced that divorcing couples can now apply for a joint divorce (where both parties agree…