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A peaceful divorce or separation can be hard to come by. There may be times during the separation process where it can feel impossible to resolve issues with your spouse.…

Our team at Galbraith Family Law firmly believes it is best to resolve family law matters outside of the courtroom. Yet, this may not always be possible. Whether it be…

Separation and divorce are two major pillars and highly practiced areas in family law. While they may relate to similar issues, they are commonly regarded as the same thing. On…

The most sensitive and serious problems you may encounter during your separation or divorce revolve around what will happen to your children. As parents, your family is your number one…

What Is Divorce Mediation? Mediation is a process that helps separating couples resolve their differences in a way that works best for them while ensuring their legal rights and obligations…

You have decided you want to get a divorce, now what? It can be hard to navigate the divorce process, especially if you have never gone through a divorce or…

There is nothing more heartbreaking than hearing your spouse say the words, “I want a divorce.” Particularly if you are not prepared or it seems out of the blue. Even…

You have decided to get a divorce, now what? Your first step is to start looking for a divorce lawyer to help you through the divorce process. Many separating couples,…

Getting married is a big decision to make. You and your partner have decided to spend the rest of your lives together and be there for each other through thick…

Last year, it was announced by Parliament that there would be significant changes to the Divorce Act. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the scheduled changes were delayed…

Going through a divorce can be overwhelming. It can be hard to admit that your marriage has ended and that the love you once had is now over. It can…

Please note, as of March 2021, the definitions of ‘custody’ and ‘custody order’ in subsection 2(1) of the Divorce Act have been repealed. The term ‘parenting order’ now replaces ‘custody…