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How Much Does Family Mediation Cost in BC?
The emotional costs of separation alone are enough to overwhelm anyone. Adding the financial burden of legal fees certainly doesn’t make the process any easier.We’ll look at the average costs of mediation to give you a sense of predictability and what to expect during the mediation process (and what your options are if you can’t afford it).


Why Hiring a Family Lawyer-Mediator Gives You the Most Efficient Separation Process
Hiring someone who is a family lawyer and a family mediator provides both the facilitation and conflict resolution skills and the BC family law guidance necessary to get it done in one efficient step.


Separating as a Common Law or Married Couple in BC
The law distinguishes between a common law partner and a married couple, and each status comes with its own legal implications.


Can Mediation Work for your Family?
At its core, mediation is simply a supported way to resolve the issues you already need to resolve. You can do that together or you can do it against each other. Only in rare situations would I tell someone that mediation is not appropriate becuase in almost every case, we can shape mediation to fit the situation and help you move forward in a way that feels manageable and constructive.


Can You Resolve Child Support in Family Mediation
Parents often expect the conversation to be tense or complicated, but once you understand how the Federal Child Support Guidelines work, the mediation process becomes much clearer and far less intimidating.


Separation Agreement vs. Divorce in BC: What’s the Difference and What you Need
What is the Difference between in Separation Agremeent and a Divorce in BC


Why Choose Family Mediation: Lessons from 'The True Costs of Divorce' TedTalk
Learn why family mediation is a better alternative to court. Inspired by Stu Weintraub’s “The True Costs of Divorce” TED Talk.


Building Trust as Co-Parents
It’s fair to say that a breakdown of trust exists in almost every separation to some extent. For many parents, the idea of separating comes with the fantasy that it will bring a clean break, that once you are no longer partners, you will no longer have to deal with one another. But if you have children, it’s not that simple. Even after separation, co-parents need to communicate regularly, share updates about their children, and make decisions together until their kids reach a


How to Protect Your Kids In Separation & Divorce: Why Conflict, Not Separation, Causes Harm
Separation and Divorce can have huge impacts on your children, but it's up to you whether it impacts your kids positively or negatively.
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