Step-by-Step Guide to Desk Order Divorces in BC
Katie Browning Katie Browning

Step-by-Step Guide to Desk Order Divorces in BC

If you and your spouse have separated and you both already agree on the issues of parenting, property, and support, then you can streamline your divorce process by applying for an uncontested divorce by desk order. The only way to get a divorce in BC is by being granted a final order by a judge in BC Supreme Court.

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Family Law Protection Orders
Amy Kaustinen Amy Kaustinen

Family Law Protection Orders

If you have experienced family violence or believe there is a risk of family violence, you can apply for a family law protection order. The protection order can be put in place to protect you or any other family member who is at risk. The following article discusses in more detail who can get a family law protection order, in what circumstances the family law protection order will be granted, and how the family law protection order will function to protect you from family violence.

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Property Division Upon Separation
Amy Kaustinen Amy Kaustinen

Property Division Upon Separation

Whether you are considering separation, working towards a mutual agreement with your former spouse, or preparing for an upcoming hearing, it is important to understand the basics of property division. The British Columbia Family Law Act sets out a number of rules that specify how family property and debt are to be divided upon separation. The following article sets out the basics of this framework.

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Family Law Agreements
Abby Pang Abby Pang

Family Law Agreements

Family law lawyers use different types of agreements to resolve family law matters including: Cohabitation Agreements, Marriage Agreements, Separation Agreements and Parenting Plans.

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How Does Spousal Support Work in BC?
Eric Cislak Eric Cislak

How Does Spousal Support Work in BC?

A separation or divorce can trigger spousal support obligations under BC’s Family Law Act, read our blog about the duty to provide support, entitlement, how to calculate support, and different pathways to obtaining spousal support in BC.

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Changes to the Supreme Court Family Rules (September 1, 2023)
Katie Browning Katie Browning

Changes to the Supreme Court Family Rules (September 1, 2023)

Significant changes to the Supreme Court Family Rules (SCFR) came into effect on September 1, 2023. This post from our team of Vancouver Family Lawyers provides an explanation of the amended rules so that it can serve as a helpful resource for those resolving their family law matter in the Supreme Court of British Columbia.

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Abby Pang Receives the 2023 Leader of the Year Award
Abby Pang Abby Pang

Abby Pang Receives the 2023 Leader of the Year Award

Abby Pang is the 2023 Leader of the Year Award winner. This award is part of the Woman of Worth Awards which recognizes women making a difference across nine awards categories. They include business leadership, health and wellness, entrepreneurship, youth, and more.

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