Separation Agreements

When people split up, there can be some confusion over who gets what. Sometimes, people will attempt to privately resolve financial matters, then look to

Breaking up is challenging for anyone, but for those whose lives are intertwined with children, a home or major assets, it can be a major undertaking.

Across Canada, an increasing number of couples are choosing to cohabit and start families without legally marrying. While common-law couples in Alberta have similar rights

Rising housing costs and economic changes have caused an increase in parental gifts to adult children. Many contribute large sums towards down payments or pass property

Dividing assets during a divorce or separation can be challenging. While there is a great deal of case law regarding typical disputes related to separation agreements,

Before two people can get a divorce in Alberta, they must first separate for a minimum of one year. While there is no legal requirement

Planning the big day can be exciting and fun, but it can also be stressful. Depending on the size and scope of one’s wedding, it

In a divorce situation, there are a number of issues that must be worked out, including asset division, child custody and others. Child custody is

According to the law, couples should receive a 50/50 split of their assets following a divorce. This means that Canadian divorcees may need to reorganize