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What Should You Do Before Telling Your Spouse You Want a Divorce?

Deciding to end a marriage is a life-altering decision that requires careful consideration and preparation. Before having a difficult conversation with your spouse about wanting a divorce in Edmonton, there are several important steps you should take to ensure you...

Should I Wait Until My Children Are 18 to Get Divorced in Alberta?

Divorce is a significant decision that affects not only the spouses but also their children. If you're considering getting divorced in Edmonton, Alberta, you may wonder whether it's better to wait until your children are 18 before proceeding. This article explores...

How Do I Protect My Assets in a Divorce in Alberta?

For many people, divorce is one of the most disruptive financial events that they may go through. The Matrimonial Property Act in Alberta calls for divorcing spouses or cohabitating partners to divide their assets and debts equitably. Equitable division usually...

What are grounds for full custody of child in Alberta

When your child’s safety is in peril, you cannot make compromises. Before believing that you cannot get full custody, get the opinion of a family lawyer at Kolinsky Law.

Alberta section 7 child support expenses

Section 7 of the federal law describes child-related expenses beyond the baseline expenses considered within Section 3. Call David Kolinsky, the Best Child Support Lawyer in Edmonton.

12 Myths about getting a divorce in Alberta

When you contemplate divorce, you will naturally recall the divorce experiences shared by your friends and relatives. As a result, you might misinterpret individual outcomes or opinions as facts about Divorce in Alberta when they are actually myths. The Best...

How to file for divorce in Alberta

Divorce is a complex legal process that requires a division of marital assets and often a division of parenting time. Book a consultation with Kolinsky Law, one of the Best Divorce Lawyers in Alberta

Everything about getting a restraining order and emergency child custody in Alberta

A deteriorating situation at home can come to a head and require immediate intervention by the police. An argument that escalates into family violence or a prolonged period of abuse that finally makes someone decide to do something can result in the issuance of a...

How does a prenup affect divorce?

Prenuptial Agreements Shield You From Financial Losses and Costly Divorce Disputes Prenuptial agreements can be compared to disaster planning. No one wants bad things to happen, but being prepared for problems can reduce negative impacts. When it comes to marriage,...

Separation agreement vs divorce: Which one is financially better for you?

Separation in Alberta, like in many places, refers to the decision of a married or common-law couple to live apart, indicating the end of their cohabitation while still legally married or in a common-law relationship. The prerequisites for separation are not legally...

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