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Although many people are familiar with the concept of spousal support and the notion that one party, generally the higher-income-earning spouse, is typically ordered to pay the other party spousal support if a couple decides to divorce, however, people tend to be less aware of interim spousal suppor … Read more »

In a typical personal injury claim, the injured party often seeks to recover damages under several categories, including compensation for non-pecuniary damages, past loss of earning capacity, cost of future care, future loss of earning capacity, and costs associated with loss of housekeeping capacit … Read more »

Generally speaking, when a person in British Columbia gives birth to a child, the child is presumed to be in the custody of the biological parent(s) unless other arrangements have been made (such as adoption or surrogacy). However, there are instances in which a biological parent may lose custody of … Read more »

When an accident involving at least one motor vehicle occurs, one of the most important determinations is who is at fault for the accident. This is because the assignment of fault will determine each party’s responsibility in compensation for damages or injury suffered by other parties involved in t … Read more »

When two people in British Columbia decide to divorce, several financial considerations come into play. Notably, part of the divorce process typically entails that the parties divide their assets and debts and that spousal support be paid from one spouse to the other for a certain duration of time. … Read more »