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Young Family Law providing the realistic counseling to help our clients navigate the complex legal, emotional and financial issues associated with relationship breakdown.

10/06/2021

Mediation is a solution to dispute resolution

Mediation is when a neutral third-party facilitates settlement discussions directly between the parties. A mediator encourages settlement options and may offer an opinion as to how to resolve the issues. For over 20 years, Young Family Law has worked with clients to find resolutions of family law disputes and avoid going to court. Find out more >>>
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10/03/2021

Your child’s well-being is your number one priority.

A separation or divorce can be an emotionally difficult time for children. It is important that a child’s wellbeing is preserved with as little additional disruption as possible. Young Family Law is here to help you navigate through difficult times. Find the right answers for you >>>
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09/30/2021

Negotiation is a solution to dispute resolution.

Negotiating directly with your spouse when working towards a separation is one of the most constructive and cost-effective ways of reaching a settlement. It is worthwhile to obtain independent legal advice prior to commencing negotiations and should both parties want, their respective lawyers can conduct the negotiation on their behalf. Learn more >>>
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09/28/2021

Joint Parenting
Sole Parenting
Shared Parenting
Split Parenting

There are several types of parenting arrangements in Alberta. Whether it’s joint, sole, shared or split parenting, these arrangements set out the rights and obligations of parents and guardians. It is important that parental parties have a firm understanding of their Parenting Order and their role within the Order.

For example, Joint Parenting is when parents share in parental responsibilities and make all major decisions about the children together; however, it does not mean that the children live an equal amount of time with each parent.

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09/26/2021

Anthony Young at Young Family Law is located in Calgary, Alberta. He can help guide and support you through the end of your relationship. Decisions will need to be made and depending on your dependents, estate and personal circumstances, there may be some hard choices to make. Call Anthony today at 403.219.4216

09/24/2021

Have you heard the term Adult Interdependent Partner (AIP)?

In Alberta, the term Adult Interdependent Partner is used to describe a relationship which may be similar to what people understand as a “common law” relationship. This type of cohabitation relationship is recognized under the Family Property Act which gives partners certain property rights and responsibilities should the relationship end. Find out more >> https://bit.ly/38FQewN

09/22/2021

What is a Prenup?

Prenuptial Agreements are a legally binding contract between a couple who plan to get married. The “prenup” sets out the rights and obligations of both parties should the relationship end. Keep in mind that, in Alberta, a Prenuptial Agreement may not be considered legally valid if both parties have not sought legal counsel before signing and will not be considered valid if both parties have not signed the acknowledgements required by Section 38 of the Matrimonial Property Act in the presence of a lawyer. Learn more >>> https://bit.ly/3sSawvC

09/18/2021

Young Family Law is a Calgary-based firm that helps our clients understand the issues and the options available to them. For more information visit https://bit.ly/2LQeg0o

09/17/2021

Collaboration is a solution to dispute resolution

The relatively new concept of Collaborative Law involves both parties and their respective lawyers agreeing to negotiate a mutually acceptable settlement based on honesty, respect and a strong sense of fairness. Tony Young of Young Family Law expertly uses Collaborative Law to reach a resolution for clients and avoid going to court, which can be costly. Find out more >>>
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09/14/2021

Parenting Arrangements

When parenting custody, access and day-to-day decision making about the care of a child can be agreed upon by a set of parents, a Parenting Agreement should be drawn up by a lawyer to make it legally binding. When parents cannot agree, the Court will make a Parenting Order based on the best interests of the child.

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09/12/2021

September 12th is Grandparents Day

When families are in a period of separation, extended family, namely grandparents can find themselves in uncharted territory when it comes to access to grandchildren. Grandparents in Alberta do not have a right to see their grandchildren. However, in Alberta, the Family Law Act allows grandparents for some possibilities to access their grandchildren when the grandparents and parents cannot agree on contact. The onus is on the grandparent to prove that their contact would be in the best interests of the child. https://bit.ly/2LQeg0o

09/11/2021

An interim separation agreement is usually used at the start of the separation and can set out how the separation will occur. The focus of the interim separation agreement will be on issues that will arise as parties negotiate their separation, with a view to the short term.

An interim separation agreement may cover issues such as:
• The living arrangements for the parties;
• How property will be sold;
• Who will pay for maintenance of the property in the interim;
• What support may be payable until a final agreement is reached; and
• If there are children, how will parenting occur.

If you need guidance on any separation agreement matters, contact Young Family Law today >>> https://bit.ly/2LQeg0o

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