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In Canada, in order to obtain a divorce spouses must apply to the court and have a judge grant a divorce order. Generally, this can only occur in the community... Continue Reading...

Mediating your divorce is an opportunity to try and settle your case without going to trial. Mediation is a fast, fair and cheap process. Litigation is long, hostile and very... Continue Reading...

In every family, the people that have no say in whether a couple divorces, and who often suffer the most, are the children of divorce. For the children, the negative... Continue Reading...

Statistics on divorce regularly reveal a spike in the number of people separating in the month of January, right after the Christmas break. So what gives? Christmas is an intense... Continue Reading...

The Christmas holidays are usually filled with family gatherings, family meals, family memories, family traditions and family travel. In essence, the holidays are all about family. So how can you... Continue Reading...

The holidays evoke many different emotions. Holidays mean festivities, celebrations, home decorations, gift giving, and lots of good times. But the main thing that holidays represent is the family. Trying... Continue Reading...

No one ever plans for their own divorce. There is rarely any advance financial planning that people do for divorce. Often times, even when people are contemplating divorce, the last... Continue Reading...

The number one reaction to divorce is fear. Most people fear the unknown. Divorce creates a series of questions that may remain unanswered for a lengthy period of time. Where... Continue Reading...

Most people think that divorce is the end of a relationship between a husband and wife. But the reality is that divorce results in the termination, or change, of a... Continue Reading...

Alimony, maintenance or spousal support, whatever name is used, describes a payment by one spouse to another spouse to help cover living expenses. For some couples who have similar incomes... Continue Reading...