Companion Animals: Our Best Friend or Our Family Property?
Written By: Meagan E. Abercrombie Gone are the days when pets were considered mere property, but not long gone. Decisions regarding the care of our
June 24, 2024
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Spousal Support: Indefinite or Finite? by Ajdin Masic
When couples separate, one party often pays the other a specific amount in spousal support. However, individuals often wonder how long they are entitled to
May 2, 2024
EXCLUDED PROPERTY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA by Cristen Gleeson
Excluded Property Regime Introduced When the Family Law Act came into force in 2014, it introduced an excluded property regime to British Columbia’s family law.
November 27, 2017
Halliday v. Halliday: Time limitations and other “traps for the unwary” when challenging separation agreements.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently addressed the issue of time limitations for family law cases in Halliday v. Halliday, 2015 BCCA 82. This
August 12, 2015
Recent Decision on Spousal Support
ARTICLE The highest court in British Columbia, the Court of Appeal, recently ruled on the issues of calculating a self-employed person’s Guideline income for spousal
June 30, 2015
“I Have Rights” – Yolanda’s Story by Cristen Gleeson
“The hardest thing about splitting up was that I didn’t have a job. I took care of the kids, the house, and the yard.
June 12, 2015
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