BC Family Law
Family law can feel complex, especially during emotionally charged times. BC Family Law is here to break things down simply. Whether it’s divorce, child custody, or sorting out support payments, we offer straightforward advice to help you understand your options.
You’ll find expert tips, personal stories, and answers to common questions from real people who’ve been through the same process.
Expert Advice Without the Legal Jargon
We’re passionate about providing you with useful guidance. From co-parenting tips to explaining court processes, our content is designed to give you the tools to make informed decisions.
And if you’re not sure where to start, just ask. We’re happy to point you in the right direction or connect you with resources.
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We’re here to offer insights and connect you with helpful resources, whether it’s understanding parenting agreements or handling a tricky asset division.
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10 Basics of Alimony After Divorce
Your financial relationship with your ex often continues post divorce. One divorcee may be required to pay alimony to their former spouse.
8 Family Law Marketing Ideas That Work
Marketing can make all the difference to a family law practice. With good marketing, you can build your firm’s brand and attract new clients.
Divorce Versus Annulment
An annulment effectively scrubs the wedding and marriage from history. Divorce acknowledges that the union existed but terminates it legally.
Why Interim or Temporary Custody Orders Become Permanent
If you’re a separating parent, you should know that securing custody orders is a multi-step process. Interim or temporary orders can be put in place quickly. Final child custody orders could be me made months or years later. Interim arrangements […]
Interim Custody Order Meaning
An Interim Custody Order is a legal document that assigns parental responsibility for a child or children during a custody proceeding. The order addresses decision-making affecting the child or children, visitation times if applicable, and possibly child support payments as […]
Surviving Divorce and Becoming Positive Coparents
The video below of a little girl asking her divorcing parents to be nice to one another and to stop fighting went viral. It spurred the question – what does a positive co-parenting relationship look like? Here, one parent weighs […]
