People who are going through a separation from their partner or spouse in British Columbia may need to think about the division of their property. After the parties are able to reach an agreement regarding the division, it is sometimes … Continue reading
Before an agreement has been reached or prior to a case having received final property division orders, situations sometimes arise that necessitate a temporary order dividing certain types of property until the divorce case is resolved. In order to facilitate … Continue reading
The rules in British Columbia dealing with the division of property owned by married couples, or unmarried couples who have lived together for at least two years, changed with the introduction of The Family Law Act. The law, which went … Continue reading
The Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines are available to help married and common law spouses create fair separation agreements. However, the guidelines are complicated, as a variety of factors have to be considered. Matters can become particularly complex and contentious if … Continue reading