Jurisdiction in B.C. Parenting Disputes: How the Family Law Act Decides Interjurisdictional Cases Parenting disputes that cross provincial borders can quickly become complicated, especially when each parent has ties to different jurisdictions. Under British Columbia’s Family Law Act, the courts follow strict rules when determining whether they can hear an interjurisdictional parenting case. At Legalbird, […]
Grounds for divorce are legal reasons that justify the end of a marriage. In British Columbia, as in all provinces and territories in Canada, there is only one acceptable ground for divorce: the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, as outlined in the federal Divorce Act. Establishing the grounds for divorce is the starting point before
Are you currently in Canada and seeking refugee protection? Whether you’ve just arrived or have been here for a while, finding the right legal support is essential to go through the complexities of the Canadian immigration system. Legalbird is here to help you every step of the way. Our experienced refugee lawyers in Surrey, BC,
A parenting plan is crucial to outline how parents will care for and make important decisions about their children after separation or divorce. It ensures that both parents are involved in raising their children, even if they are not living together. The plan should prioritize the best interests of the children and can include various
Selecting the best family lawyer in Surrey can be difficult. It seems like a lot is on the line when you have a lot of questions and concerns. Try not to allow your anxiety to control you, even if you are currently dealing with a family issue and are feeling resentful and furious. We know
When does Child Support Obligations End in British Columbia? When children in Abbotsford, Surrey, or anywhere in British Columbia turn 19, it marks a legal milestone of independence. However, does this also mean that a parent’s financial responsibility ends on their child’s 19th birthday? While the answer might seem straightforward, it is not always the