Documents That Might Be Necessary in a Family Law Case Involving Child Support and Special and Extraordinary Expenses (Daycare in particular) Written by Lori Gerbig We at First Law have found that many clients don’t really have a good idea … Continue reading
Written by Lori Gerbig We at First Law have found that many clients don’t really have a good idea of what to expect from their lawyer or from the litigation process as a whole. So we thought that we’d put … Continue reading
A 2013 Federal Court of Appeal decision (Verones v R, 2013 FCA 69), followed by a 2016 decision of the Tax Court of Canada (Harder v R, 2016 TCC 197) have resulted in a potential tax consequence to separated and … Continue reading
A new article by Quay Law Centre associate Brandon D. Hastings discusses differences between Supreme Court and Provincial Court, and which court can give you the order you want. Read the full article here. In British Columbia, there are two main … Continue reading
British Columbia parents who consider divorce have an extensive list of matters that will need attention — some are more complicated than others are. Understanding child support is a challenge, and even if there are no extraordinary expenses, a skilled … Continue reading