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Author: Larissa Sleva Court orders and filed family law agreements in British Columbia are legally binding. If a person does not follow them, the other party can apply to court to enforce compliance and serious consequences may follow. The outcome depends on the type of order, what part is not being … Read more »

Support disputes often begin with a number on paper. A spouse reports modest income. Their tax return appears to support it. Their financial statement suggests limited means. But the rest of the picture does not line up. They drive a luxury vehicle, take expensive trips, dine out regularly, or conti … Read more »

Hidden assets do not always look dramatic. In 2026, they are often buried in everyday digital records: payment apps, ride-share receipts, online shopping histories, and shared account activity. For separating spouses, that means the financial picture is not always found in a tax return or bank state … Read more »

Family violence is a serious and sensitive issue that can arise in a family law matter. In British Columbia, the courts and the law recognize that family violence has a profound impact not only on spouses, but also on children, which affects parenting arrangements, financial decisions, and overall f … Read more »

Navigating parenting disputes and conflicts can be incredibly stressful, often bringing a whirlwind of emotions such as anxiety, frustration, and sadness. The uncertainty of outcomes and the impact on children can weigh heavily on parents, leading to feelings of helplessness and tension. However, am … Read more »