Navigating Family Law
Welcome to our newest Calgary family lawyer, Ashley R. Wilson
We are thrilled to welcome seasoned family lawyer Ashley R. Wilson to the Crossroads Law Calgary team!
The Real Cost of Litigation: Key Questions for Your Civil Lawyer
If you've ever wondered whether pursuing a civil claim is worth the time and expense, you're not alone.
Crossroads Law named in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms - Canada®
We are honoured to be recognized as a Tier 1 firm for family law in the inaugural 2025 edition of Best Law Firms – Canada®!
My Child is Not Safe with the Other Parent: What Should I Do?
As a parent, nothing is more important than your child’s safety and well-being.
Can You Legally Create Your Own Child Support Agreement?
In Canada, child support is guided by federal and provincial laws. For married couples, the Divorce Act applies, while the Family Law Act governs support for unmarried couples.
Crossroads Law Earns Spot on Canada’s Top Growing Companies List—Again!
Crossroads Law is honoured to be recognized, once again, by The Globe and Mail as one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies in 2024!
Stripping Down Magic Mike’s High-Profile Split
Celebrity divorces captivate us, providing a tantalizing glimpse into the private lives of the rich and famous as they battle over millions in assets.
Welcoming Paul Meyers: Retired Provincial Court Judge Now Offering Civil Mediation Services at Crossroads Law
It is with great pride that we welcome retired Provincial Court Judge Paul Meyers to our Vancouver team!
Celebrating Crossroads Law Lawyers Recognized in The Best Lawyers® in Canada
With heartfelt congratulations, we celebrate Marcus M. Sixta, Matthew Katsionis, Mat Wirove, and Amanda Marsden for their recognition in Best Lawyers® in Canada, and Millad Ossudallah in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch®, for their outstanding contributions to family law.
Gift or Loan: Can Money from My Parents Be Claimed in a Divorce?
Imagine receiving money from your parents to buy a house, and now you and your partner are splitting up. What happens to that money?
