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Vancouver Unequal Division of Family Property

Vancouver unequal division of family property is this week’s blog topic. Vancouver unequal division of family property sometimes called reapportionment of family property cases have a higher threshold under our new Family Law Act. Unequal division of family property can be ordered where someone got rid of valuable family property before the trial occurs or […]

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Surrey Determination of Guideline Support Income

Coming to a proper Surrey determination of guideline support income for support cases is often tricky. A recent guideline income determination case from our highest court points out why it pays to hire a top notch Surrey spousal and child support lawyer to ensure disasters are avoided. Don’t Make A Huge Support Mistake Surrey determination […]

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BC Unfair Wills Joint Tenancy

The estate litigation and BC Unfair Wills Joint Tenancy lawyers at MacLean Law regularly update British Columbians on key developments in unfair BC Wills and estate dispute cases. A recent BC decision provides a tidy summary of the law on BC Unfair Wills Joint Tenancy issues. We warn you that this case was decided under the old […]

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Post Secondary Education Child Support

Catallo v. Catallo, is an interesting July 2015 BC child support case.  BC Post Secondary Education Child Support cases often involve a child older than 19  and these cases are often described as “over the age of majority” child support cases. Catalo  discusses  what happens when a child lives away from home and attends university when […]

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Vancouver Lump Sum Support

Tax  Implications of  Vancouver retroactive lump-sum support Have you or someone you know been ordered to pay a retroactive lump-sum support? Our Vancouver Lump Sum Support lawyers know the rules that apply to this area of family support law such as interest on late payments, reductions for loss of tax deductions and inclusions, and for future […]

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Avoid BC Family Law Mistakes

BC Family Law Mistakes We Can Help You Avoid People often find BC family law complex and confusing. There are family law rules and deadlines and worst of all time limits after which valid claims for support and property division are barred. Our family lawyers can easily help you Avoid BC Family Law Mistakes. We can […]

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Family Interim Order Appeals

Family Interim Order Appeals Require Leave Our Family Interim Order Appeals family lawyers know that BC family law is clear that interim are orders are designed to be made promptly and to last only until a full trial on the issues can be heard. At trial a judge hearing the case has the benefit of […]

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Vancouver Imputed Income Lawyers

Our Vancouver imputed income lawyers are pleased to explain a recent and important BC Court of Appeal case. The Vancouver Imputed Income Lawyers of MacLean Law note this new imputed income case reiterates the principle that spousal and child  support, is paid on what you can really earn, not what you are currently earning if […]

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Family lawyer exceeds expectations in difficult divorce case

Divorce is never an easy road, particularly when one spouse is difficult and does not wish to agree to any terms. It takes a skilled family lawyer to help mediate to a win-win situation. Recently, MacLean Law received a very positive outcome, and the family was able to avoid the expense and time going to family court. […]

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Vancouver Self Employed Support

How is Vancouver Self Employed Support Calculated? Our Vancouver Spousal Support lawyers are aware of the pitfalls that face both support paying and support receiving spouses when they are involved in Vancouver Self Employed Support disputes. Unlike employed spouses,  spousal and child support cases involving self employed spouses require more scrutiny to determine guideline income so […]

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