Give Me Shelter: The Facts Of Occupation Rent
The Facts Of Occupation RentDuring a divorce or separation, a list of the most significant financial assets will always include the family home.
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Judge and Realtor: When a Forced Sale of Home Happens
Forced Sale of HomeWho gets the family home – typically one of the most contentious issues when property is being divided.
Save it for Later: Attempting to Sever Corollary Relief
Attempting to Sever Corollary ReliefIn family law, the main relief being sought from the Court is a Divorce Judgement.
Meet Me in the Middle: The Place and Purpose of Parenting Coordination
Parenting CoordinationIn theory, when a parenting order or divorce / separation agreement is in place, you and your ex should be able to co-parent without dispute.
Taking the High Road: How to Handle High Conflict Co-Parenting
How to Handle High Conflict Co-ParentingFor all intents and purposes, having children with another person means a shared relationship for the rest of your life.
Help Us Help You: 5 Coach My Case Tips to Prep for your Consult
5 Tips to Prepare for your ConsultCongratulations! You recognized the importance of accurate, early, professional advice on your divorce, and you contacted us here at Coach My Case.
Ready for Anything: How to Prepare for your Family Law Consult
How to Prepare for your Family Law ConsultYour first meeting with a legal professional is vital, and we know that it can be a stressful first step in resolving your...
In Your Court: Should I Go Provincial or Supreme?
Provincial Court or the Supreme Court?Most people getting separated or divorced are dealing with family law issues for the first time.
No Need to Stampede: Filing your Calgary Family Law Application
Filing your Calgary Family Law ApplicationWhen going through a separation or divorce, mediation or some other dispute resolution process is advisable.
You Owe Me: Spousal Support / Alimony and How to Get It
How to Get Spousal SupportMovies and TV will tell you every break-up results in alimony.
An Indecent Proposal: Who Keeps The Engagement Ring After Separation?
What happens to the engagement ring in a break up? As is often the case in family law, the answer depends on the circumstances.
My House, My Rules: Forcing the Sale of the Family Home
Forcing the Sale of the Family HomeYour ex stuck you with the bill for the family home and took off. You can’t afford to continue to pay the mortgage.
The Difference between Provincial Court and Supreme Court Queen’s Bench
Which court should I choose in a family law case?In Canada, an application to the court in a family law proceeding can be made either in the Provincial Court or...
A Question of Cashing Out: RRSP’s in Divorce and Separation
RRSP’s in Divorce and Separation“How do we divide the RRSP’s?”It’s always tricky when dividing matrimonial property in a separation or divorce.
Give Peace A Chance: 5 Tips For A Less Stressful Divorce
5 Tips For A Less Stressful DivorceIn the 1960s, two American psychiatrists, Holmes and Rahe, studied the relationship between life stressors and physical illness and devised a list of the...
Show Me The Money: Court Costs In Family Law
Court Costs In Family LawThe bottom line. It’s one of the most important considerations in any family court application.
Love Don’t Live Here Anymore: The Six Must Do’s Of Divorce
The Six Must Do’s Of Divorce“We’ve decided to end our marriage… how quickly can we get a divorce?”It’s a question often asked.