Child support for an adult child: What you need to know
When a child turns 18, many parents believe that child support automatically ends. However, this is a common misconception. In Quebec, child support for an adult child may continue as
Family law
The Amicable Divorce: An Effective Procedure
Our justice system places great value on an individualistic approach where the rights of the individual must be recognized and upheld. The problem with this approach, is that traditional litigation is often limited in achieving the delivery of justice in a timely and accessible forum.
Family Mediation
Our justice system places great value on an individualistic approach where the rights of the individual must be recognized and upheld. The problem with this approach, is that traditional litigation is often limited in achieving the delivery of justice in a timely and accessible forum.
The Parental Union Regime
Our justice system places great value on an individualistic approach where the rights of the individual must be recognized and upheld. The problem with this approach, is that traditional litigation is often limited in achieving the delivery of justice in a timely and accessible forum.
Droit de la famille – 133419, 2013 QCCS 6979
Issue: Criterion considered to satisfy shared custody. Decision: The Court reiterates the criterion for shared custody, namely: The needs of the child; the parental capacity to meet the needs of the child...
The pathway towards a timely and effective settlement of your case
Our justice system places great value on an individualistic approach where the rights of the individual must be recognized and upheld. The problem with this approach, is that traditional litigation is often limited in achieving the delivery of justice in a timely and accessible forum.
Divorce: what you need to know
Is your relationship at a point where you are definitely considering a divorce? This article will help you better understand the different elements to consider for your divorce.
Separation of “common-law” (de facto) couples
Under the Civil Code of Quebec, the status of a de facto spouse is not recognized. So, in the event of a separation, they do not benefit from the same protections as married or civil union spouses. But what are the rights of de facto spouses at separation?
Custody and relocation away from Quebec
After a break up, a parent may want to get closer to his or her country or province of origin in order to rebuild a new life. But what about the child and the parent remaining in Quebec?
Droit de la famille – 111641, 2011 QCCA 1090 (CanLII)
Issue: Parental conduct & custody. Decision: The conduct or lifestyle of the parents will only be issues in dispute and will only be relevant if they have consequences on the child.
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