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How to prepare to file for divorce in Alberta

How to prepare to file for divorce in Alberta

Divorce is more than just the end of a marriage; it marks a significant life-changing event that  brings forth emotional challenges and legal complexities.  In Alberta, the process of divorce is governed by the Divorce Act, which outlines important aspects such as...

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How does a prenup affect divorce?

How does a prenup affect divorce?

Prenuptial Agreements Shield You From Financial Losses and Costly Divorce Disputes Prenuptial agreements can be compared to disaster planning. No one wants bad things to happen, but being prepared for problems can reduce negative impacts. When it comes to marriage,...

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Top 7 reasons to hire a civil litigation lawyer

Top 7 reasons to hire a civil litigation lawyer

Going to court without the support of a civil litigation lawyer places you at a disadvantage.  Even if the facts are on your side, you may not succeed at articulating them well.  You could get distracted by unfamiliar court procedures.  The intense emotional and...

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How to file for divorce in Edmonton?

How to file for divorce in Edmonton?

Separating from your spouse can be confusing and scary due to the unexpected course the divorce can take.  If you are planning to divorce in Edmonton, Canada there are certain steps you must take to end the relationship.  If you decide to separate from one another and...

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What happens when you miss court twice in Edmonton?

What happens when you miss court twice in Edmonton?

When a person is arrested, they can be held in custody, or released into the community after signing a Promise to Appear. A Promise to Appear is a legally binding document that will list a court date that they must attend. Attending one's court date is a serious...

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What does bail mean in Alberta?

What does bail mean in Alberta?

When a person is charged with a crime and is awaiting trial in Canada, they can be temporarily released on bail or held in custody until their trial.  Many considerations are held in balance when bail is considered, such as the charged person's interest in freedom;...

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