It’s one thing to determine who gets child guardianship rights after a divorce or how they’re going to be split, but you may also want to sit down and draft a parenting plan. This plan lays out different rules for … Continue reading
If you’re going through your first divorce in British Columbia, you may come across all manner of legal terms that you’ve never had to deal with before. One of the most important ones, if you have children, is access. When … Continue reading
A parent in British Columbia who has primary custody of a child may prevent the other parent from seeing the child despite the existence of a parenting time order. When that occurs, the parent whose parenting time rights were denied … Continue reading
Parents who are going through a divorce or separation in British Columbia may need to create a written document called a parenting plan. Although parents can develop a parenting plan by themselves, lawyers, mediators or social workers may be needed … Continue reading
The matter of child custody is one that must be decided when parents divorce. However, this matter could also arise between two parents who are unmarried. In British Columbia, the parents and the court are required to consider the child’s … Continue reading