Category: Family Law

On July 1, 2010, the new British Columbia Supreme Court Family Law Rules (the “Family Law Rules”) come into effect. It is the first time where a family law proceeding

The Court of Appeal of British Columbia recently clarified the law and procedure surrounding when the British Columbia Court will take jurisdiction of a case where one parent removes a

In Family Law, the holiday season often brings with it significant stress, confusion and disappointment for families who are experiencing a recent separation; and, even for families that have been

Enforceability of Marriage Agreements

The Family Relations Act of British Columbia is one of the Statutes which is applicable when there is a breakdown of a marriage.  The Family Relations Act

On the breakdown of a marriage, or in the event of a termination of a common law relationship which has lasted at least two years, one of the many issues

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