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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... View More

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... View More

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... View More

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... View More

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... View More

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... View More

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... View More

Let’s be honest, a divorce occurs because things just were not right. So if you start from the premise that things need to change, then it follows that divorce is... View More

The family laws affecting same-sex relationships in Canada have come a long way since 1965. That year, the Supreme Court of Canada upheld a lower court ruling that Everett Klippert... View More

Divorce is the equivalent of rebooting your computer. It creates a fresh screen. This can be good and bad. On the positive side, it allows you to re-define who you... View More