British Columbia parents may give little thought to how they manage the many tasks that come with parenting. They may even make last-minute decisions for schedule changes during frantic mornings or through texts during the day. Parents who are separated, [...read full post]
Selfies are an invention of the latter part of this decade. These photos posted on a myriad of social media sites can actually be a teaching tool when it comes to certain children’s issues surrounding divorce — like co-parenting. Selfies [...read full post]
There are many variables to take into consideration when parents’ children cause damage to someone’s property. Many rules concerning children in British Columbia are governed by family law, yet they can also be enmeshed with other laws in the province [...read full post]
It is a sad fact that a growing number of parents in British Columbia and across Canada are unable to provide for the basic needs of their children. This may be because of financial circumstances, substance abuse or other issues. [...read full post]
Divorce can be particularly painful when it comes after a couple had been married for many years. There are many things to consider in such circumstances like spousal support and the division of assets, which fall under family law in [...read full post]
