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The Family Law Act provides a framework for how assets and debt can get divided during a separation and/or divorce and is intended to make way for an equitable division of assets as well as providing financial security following the end of a relationship. This becomes especially important if there’s no marriage or cohabitation agreement …

Today more than ever, couples are choosing to cohabitate before getting married or opting not to marry at all.  What is cohabitation?  Cohabitation is when two unmarried individuals are living together.  Cohabitation offers a number of benefits: financial benefits, shared responsibilities, partnership, and more.  In addition to some of the benefits, it also brings legal …

Establishing a parenting plan can help you avoid conflict and go the extra mile for your child after a separation or divorce. You and your partner may use a parenting plan to determine more exact details regarding timing, location, and contact than a typical decision-making responsibility or parenting time agreement may provide. We spoke with …