Mediation & Collaboration
When you go through a divorce, deciding what happens to your pet can become surprisingly emotional and complicated. In Alberta, pets are generally treated as property under the law, but for many families, they are much more than that. The best outcomes usually happen...Mediation & Collaboration
One of the biggest fears during divorce is whether you will be able to survive financially after the divorce. While the uncertainty can feel overwhelming, the reality is that most people adjust and rebuild over time. When you gather good financial information and have...Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
Most family law cases settle using an ADR process (Alternative Dispute Resolution). The right process depends on your comfort level, your spouse’s communication style, and the issues in your case. If you cannot speak up safely or clearly, you likely need a more...Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
If you are separating in Alberta, ADR refers to structured alternatives to resolving family law issues outside of court. In most family law cases, you are expected to complete financial disclosure and participate in an ADR process before a judge will even hear your...Mediation & Collaboration
Your children need consistent reassurance that they are loved, they are safe, and they are not to blame for the changes that are happening around them. They also need emotional stability, which comes from your ability to stay present, patient, and calm. Keeping your...Mediation & Collaboration
In going through a divorce, when you and your spouse commit to staying out of court through Collaborative Divorce or Mediation, you change the entire tone of your divorce. Instead of operating from fear and conflict, you focus on cooperation and practical...
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