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Relocation cases are among the hardest decisions a family court makes. Geographic distance reduces flexibility, disrupts established routines, and inevitably changes the relationship between a child and the parent left behind, yet the court must decide at a single point in time what will serve the c … Read more »

A new job, a new partner, or the support of family in another city can make a move feel essential. When a child’s other parent or guardian has an ongoing relationship with the child, though, the move becomes a legal question. Both British Columbia’s Family Law Act and the federal Divorce Act set out … Read more »

When parents separate, the changes to family relationships often extend beyond the immediate household. Grandparents who previously played an important role in their grandchildren’s lives may suddenly find themselves with limited opportunities to spend time together. In some circumstances, contact m … Read more »

Prenuptial agreements are often associated with wealthy couples, substantial inheritances, or high-profile divorces. In reality, couples in many different financial circumstances may choose to enter into an agreement before getting married. In British Columbia, what is commonly called a “prenup” may … Read more »

Written by Paul Harden, Principal, and Edward E. Bowes, Associate Counsel, Meridian Law Group on September 17, 2026 Family-owned companies in British Columbia are often built on trust rather than paperwork. A founder runs the business, the profits support the household, and everyone assumes this arr … Read more »