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Six Essential Tips When Divorcing a Narcissist

Divorcing a narcissist can be very difficult as the process can become highly conflictual even if you are attempting to settle outside of court.

What happens when parents disagree on vaccinating their kids against COVID-19?

A serious but overlooked consequence of COVID-19 has been its effect on separated or divorced parents who disagree on vaccinating their kids.

What are the different ways to settle a Divorce?

There are essentially two ways to resolve all matters between spouses: reaching an agreement, or having a decision imposed by a third party.

How to choose the best divorce mediator

Choosing a mediator is a difficult decision. If you speak to any family lawyer, they will have different opinions on the attributes and skills of a divorce mediator.

Crossroads Law is pleased to announce that lawyer David Kim has joined our Calgary office

David is a family lawyer and civil litigator who also has a background in real estate law.

How To Appeal A Provincial Court Order In British Columbia

You went to trial in a family law case in the Provincial Court of British Columbia and received a final order. You think the trial judge made a mistake and the order needs to be set aside or changed in some way.

How to divide parenting time over the holidays

It’s the most wonderful time of the year…until a parenting-time disagreement.

What can I do if my ex takes our children out of the country and refuses to return?

International child abduction is a growing issue, becoming more and more common, in family law.

Exciting opportunities with the fastest growing family law firm in Western Canada

Our Calgary office is hiring family lawyers who are looking for a busy, dynamic, flexible and innovative environment.

The Protection Order: What is it and How Does it Work?

Individuals subject to family violence in a family law case often seek a Protection Order from the court.