
Child Custody Laws in British Columbia: How Do Family Courts Decide?
Let’s face it—when a relationship ends and kids are involved, things get heavy fast. It’s not just about who gets the house or how the
Let’s face it—when a relationship ends and kids are involved, things get heavy fast. It’s not just about who gets the house or how the
Let’s be honest—no one enters a marriage expecting to face the difficult decision between legal separation and divorce. Yet here you are, navigating the space
Divorce is rarely an easy conversation to have, but when the time comes, knowing your way around the process can make all the difference. We’re
When navigating family law issues like separation, divorce, or parenting disputes, hiring a lawyer is often one of the first steps people take. A good
Lessons from Raic v. Raic, 2024 BCSC 1184 Family law mediation serves as a powerful tool for resolving disputes without prolonged litigation. The recent decision
Picciano v. Picciano: A Critical Examination The recent judgment in Picciano v. Picciano, 2024 BCSC 2070 touches on critical aspects of solicitor-client privilege and its
In family law, disputes involving a child’s well-being can lead to challenging decisions. Section 49 of the Family Law Act in British Columbia provides a
Why Maio Law Can Help You Find Balance In family law, few matters are more sensitive and important than child custody and parenting schedules. As
Hinz v. Davey, 2022 BCCA 232 The issue in focus: The Courts jurisdiction under the Family Law Act (“FLA”) to retroactively vary support payments in
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