On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Child Support on Thursday, May 18, 2017. Life is unpredictable, and circumstances may change for British Columbia parents who are divorced. Loss of employment, unexpected medical expenses and more can lead to financial difficulties that might render a parent unable to pay child support. However, […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Child Custody on Tuesday, May 9, 2017. British Columbia parents who are divorced may manage to establish schedules for parenting time and visitation that benefits the children, and it may all work out well — until the time comes that the custodial parent wants to […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Child Custody on Wednesday, May 3, 2017. Regardless of how amicable a divorce is, most British Columbia parents will find it tough to navigate co-parenting without difficulties. Divorced parents may keep in mind that they will be ex-spouses once the divorce and child custody issues […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Division of Property on Wednesday, April 26, 2017. When British Columbia couples consider divorce, it might be a good idea to sit down and discuss how mutual debts will be handled before the divorce is finalized, rather than waiting to face the consequences afterward. With […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in High-Asset Divorce on Tuesday, April 18, 2017. Disagreements related to finances cause a significant number of marital problems in British Columbia. Regardless of whether it is a high-asset divorce or a middle-income couple’s divorce, money often brings contempt. It has been suggested that many couples […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Division of Property on Wednesday, April 12, 2017. Along with the emotional toll a divorce can take on British Columbia couples, the financial consequences can be devastating — often for both parties. The economic impact typically starts when the couple separates and less income is […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Child Support on Wednesday, April 5, 2017. Whenever British Columbia parents file for a divorce, both parents will be responsible for the welfare and care of the child. Regardless of whether they were in a common-law relationship or married, one parent typically has to pay […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Division of Property on Tuesday, March 28, 2017. Like other provinces and territories, British Columbia has a matrimonial and family law act that governor provides guidelines for — the way assets and debts are divided in a divorce. While many couples have complicated estates that […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Child Support on Wednesday, March 22, 2017. In British Columbia, child support obligations are not necessarily determined by paternity. A person whose name is on the birth certificate, who had taken care of a child as his own, can be assumed the father and held […]
On behalf of Laughlin & Company Lawyers Mediators posted in Child Custody on Tuesday, March 14, 2017. In British Columbia, the legal terms related to childcare and access have changed to parenting time and parenting responsibilities. These are the components of what used to be called child custody and is now known as child guardianship. […]
