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- Harmonizing Conflict and Best Interests: Navigating Parenting Disputes with Care
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 »
- Pets in the Middle: How BC Family Law Handles Your Furry Companions
Pets were once treated the same as any other family property (like furniture) until amendments to BC’s Family Law Act came into force on January 15, 2024. These amendments gave “companion animalsâ€� special consideration when it comes to dividing family property following a separation. A “comp … Read more »
- Support Isn’t a Subscription Service: Reframing Spousal Support as a Financial Bridge
Spousal support is one of the most emotionally charged topics in separation. For the person paying, it can feel like an ongoing punishment or an unfair extension of a relationship that has already ended. For the person receiving, it can feel like survival, especially when their financial footing has … Read more »
- The Side-Hustle Support Gap: Calculating Alimony in a 2026 Economy of Influencers and Freelancers
Support calculations used to feel straightforward. Someone had a job, they received a regular paycheck, and their income could be confirmed through a T4 and a few recent pay stubs. In 2026, that picture is changing fast. More people earn money through side hustles, self-employment, content creation, … Read more »
- Algorithm Divorce: How Social Media Echo Chambers Create Unrealistic Expectations in Family Law
If you’re going through a separation, chances are your phone knows it. It often starts with one search: “How is child support calculated?â€� or “What happens to the house?â€� You watch a video, save a post, read the comments. Suddenly your feed is packed with breakup content. High-conflict cli … Read more »