Putting Your Children First: Tip for a Child-Focused Separation
Separation and divorce can be trying for everyone, particularly children. As a parent, it’s crucial to keep the well-being of your kids at the forefront of your mind and do…
4 Ways to Prepare for Family Mediation
Before we start, what is family mediation? Family mediation is an Alternative Dispute Resolution, that refers to providing a different way to resolve separation arrangements such as property, equalization of…
Keeping Up with Legal Lingo
The federal Divorce Act changed on March 1, 2021. The words “Custody” and “Access” are no longer used. Instead, there are new terms being used to talk about parenting arrangements…
Is My Parenting Plan Legally Binding?
Short answer: Possibly not. If your parenting plan is included in your Court Order or Separation Agreement, it will be legally binding, and a court will enforce it.