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How To Enforce BC and China Family Orders

How To Enforce BC and China family Orders, is a topic our High Net Worth Mandarin Chinese Divorce Lawyers get asked frequently. This happens because with our new and modern economic conditions, people have family property and income spread out and earned across the entire World. Our high net worth Mandarin Chinese divorce lawyers know […]

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Improperly Obtained Surreptitious Evidence in Family Law Disputes

Our high net with family lawyers regularly deal with Improperly Obtained Surreptitious Evidence in Family Law Disputes. Getting to the truth is important. We have succeeded in using tape recorded evidence concerning family violence and relationship support evidence in a $150,000,000 family law dispute. Family law cases in Canada are determined (whether by a Judge […]

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Stopping Family Violence and Coercive Control

MacLean Law’s lawyers focus on stopping family violence and coercive control. We also ensure false claims of family violence for strategic purposes are exposed. Since family violence often happens behind closed doors, stopping family violence and coercive control takes experienced family violence lawyers. For immediate help call one of our experienced BC or Calgary family […]

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Secret Recordings in Family Litigation

The Use of Secret Recordings in Family Litigation: Smoking Gun? Often in separation or divorce, people wonder if it is appropriate to surreptitiously record, or film, private conversations with their partner. In today’s blog, savvy litigator Chris Park of our Vancouver office discusses Secret Recordings in Family Litigation. This may be done for a number […]

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Managing High Conflict Family Law

Managing High Conflict Family Law is today’s topic by Peter Graburn, senior family lawyer at MacLean Law. Peter has written numerous popular blogs on family law including his viral blog entitled “Dealing with Narcissists During Divorce“. Some experts believe the single most detrimental factor for children whose parents have separated or are in the process […]

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BC and Alberta Family Law Arbitration

BC and Alberta Family Law Arbitration is a mechanism to help family law clients resolve their disputes efficiently. In today’s blog, senior Calgary family lawyer Peter Graburn discusses the benefits and limits for clients thinking about family law arbitration in Western Canada. Separation and divorce can be difficult – the process for resolving these disputes […]

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Vancouver Separation Agreement Lawyers

Our top rated Vancouver separation agreement lawyers routinely negotiate and mediate Vancouver separation agreement cases. We will negotiate a fair separation agreement only after obtaining full disclosure in any case involving a Vancouver separation agreement and explain to our clients how fairly negotiated agreements need to be followed to avoid any nasty surprises. Top three […]

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Effective Family Mediators Resolve Matters

Effective Family Mediators Resolve Matters and end family law disputes efficiently and cost effectively. Family cases are stressful and when family clients have divergent opinions on what is fair, legal fees can be expensive. Sometimes court is needed but many times it is not. Top family mediators like Tal Wolf and at MacLean law help […]

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Family Mediation Settlement Privilege

Family Mediation Settlement Privilege lawyers discuss the recent Supreme Court of Canada decision of Bouvier. In today’s blog, by Peter Graburn, we discuss the rules on when settlement details from a family mediation can be disclosed. Our family lawyers act across British Columbia and in Calgary and Toronto. Family Mediation Settlement Privilege 1 877 602 9900 […]

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Unequal Division of Family Property and the Impact of Inheritances

Unequal Division of Family Property and the Impact of Inheritances Property division under the Family Law Act (“FLA”) refers to two key terms: “family property” (s.84) and “excluded property” (s.85). “Family property” is defined broadly and includes all personal and real property that: on the date of separation is owned by a spouse or in […]

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