Victims of domestic violence in British Columbia are often embarrassed or scared to report abuse to authorities. The B.C. Coroners Service reported that the average number of deaths caused by spouses or domestic partners between 2010 and 2015 was 12 … Continue reading
Divorces of celebrities are not the typical way divorces of most couples in British Columbia play out. However, some spouses expect to maintain the same standard of living after the divorce to which they were accustomed during the marriage — … Continue reading
Spousal abuse and control do not necessarily stop at the time when a divorce is finalised. In many cases, former spouses will continue to threaten the safety of exes and their children. While orders of protection can be obtained in … Continue reading
Relationships between grandparents and grandchildren can be very special, and it is unfortunate that such relationships are denied in some British Columbia families. Many people have questions about grandparents’ rights, but in most cases, it is up to grandparents and … Continue reading
Domestic violence is a nationwide problem — including here in British Columbia. Sadly, many cases go unreported for various reasons, and many victims never seek orders of protection. A professor at a university in another province recently said that children … Continue reading