Terminating parental rights is a serious legal step that completely cuts the tie between a parent and their child forever. It is a big decision because it changes a family forever. The most important thing is what is best for the child. This article focuses on the reasons, how it starts, and the importance of …
According to the Canadian Criminal Code: “Any unwanted sexual act done by one person to another or any sexual activity done without a person’s consent or their voluntary agreement.” By definition, the circumstances considered for sexual assault can be far-reaching. More importantly, since nobody signs consent forms before touching another person or performing acts of …
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The process of trying to separate from spouse while living together can be incredibly challenging, both mentally and practically. Whether it’s because of money problems, kids, or other duties, living together while starting to separate takes a careful balance of respecting each other’s space and rules. During this time of change, people may feel a …
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An annulment is a legal procedure that says a marriage is null and void, as it legally never existed. It is not the same as a divorce. An annulment for marriage is given when a marriage is found to be illegal from the start for certain reasons. Some of these reasons are fraud, force, mental …
Do you know how long after separation can you claim assets? Our guide will provide all the information about the timeframe. If you are separated from your spouse, there is no reason to share your assets or keep everything in your spouse’s house. Unfortunately, taking the marital assets immediately is impossible because of some legal …
Living in a common-law relationship has unique circumstances. Couples often need legal recognition for their living. For that, a Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union (IMM5409) acts as a powerful document. If you need to prove your common-law status for immigration purposes, you must submit the form in time. Therefore, our guide will describe how to …
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Grandparents offer love and establish a unique connection between family history and children. But we often see complications when parents and grandparents disagree on access. To give them rights to children, today we will explore grandparents’ rights Alberta. Let’s dive into the definition and acts if you want to know how the legal process works. …
Going through a separation is a difficult time for a parent. Children can see a drastic change in behaviour and attraction in parents during this time. But, Alberta offers resources and guidelines to help separated parents ensure their children’s well-being. So, without any more ado, let’s explore the legalities and practicalities of parenting after separation …
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The common law in Alberta is popular among the new generations. The province recognizes Adult Interdependent Relationships (AIPs) through common law. But living with your partner doesn’t automatically grant AIP status. Today, we will untangle the legal knots and understand the common law, what rights it provides, how it differs from marriage, and how to …
When it comes to common-law relationships in Canada, filing taxes incorrectly can have serious consequences. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) says that many people file as “single” when they are actually common-law. In some cases, this can lead to fines, benefits being taken back, or even court action. If you want to avoid making mistakes …
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