If you are living in with your partner in Alberta, even if you remain unmarried, there are certain rights and duties that you need to fulfill. That is why separating from your partner whom you have been living in the same household with is a little more complex than just packing up your bags to…
You may be considered separated by family law even if you live in the same household. However, the income tax act says that you are only considered separated if you start living separately and apart from your spouse or common-law partner due to relationship difficulties. If your relationship is on the rocks, this blog post…
Going to court is, indeed, expensive and stressful, and couples have little control over the outcome. Mediation assists many parties in resolving disputes outside of court. In case you didn’t know, the goal of mediation is to simply settle divorce-related matters outside of court. Many divorced couples cannot agree on co-parenting or financial difficulties. Mediation…
Going through a separation or divorce is a difficult process. It can cause significant psychological and financial burdens for you and your family. Thus, making sure you are emotionally and legally prepared for a divorce can help lessen the emotional pain and guarantee that your rights are respected. Preparation is essential if you believe your…
As of February 1, 2012, the Wills and Succession Act governs succession and estate administration in Alberta. The Wills and Succession Act significantly streamlined and updated the regulations governing wills, intestate succession, and estate planning. This article will consider the impact of the Alberta Wills and Succession Act on your Will and estate plan, whether…
If you received an inheritance from a loved one, it was intended for you, not your spouse. If you are not careful with your inheritance, you may be forced to share it with your spouse if you separate or have an Alberta divorce. Getting an Inheritance while Married Because every scenario is different, you should…
No other distress compares to the kind divorce afflicts to those involved. It is a complex process because it affects multiple parties and feelings—emotions are strained, people are usually in pain, and many are grieving the loss of their relationships. Many children get caught up as their parents battle with one another to acquire legal…
There are many reasons for wanting to end alimony, but most spousal support agreements feature expiration dates or particular occurrences that will bring the agreement to an end. Until then, they must be continuously monitored. Non-compliance with orders does not sit well with the Alberta courts, and they are adamant about not making modifications that…
Preparing for divorce is never easy. Regardless of whether you and your spouse have been married for decades or are just starting off as a couple, the divorce process can be overwhelming. So how do you go about preparing for divorce in Alberta? Know What to Do First The first thing to do to prepare…
When separating from a significant other, there’s usually that notion of having zero communication. However, it’s a little different from ending a marriage with your spouse, as there are a couple of legalities and financial items that you need to smooth over first before calling it quits. It can be difficult to communicate with your…
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