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Sometimes you know what the legal step is, but still need help with everything around it: telling the kids, responding t...
09/25/2026

Sometimes you know what the legal step is, but still need help with everything around it: telling the kids, responding to a co-parent, or getting through the stress before a big decision.

The Connect Family Law Wellness Package includes a separation coaching or counselling session, access to trusted professionals, and practical education around communication, stress, parenting transitions, and family change.

Ask us about our Wellness Package: https://heyor.ca/FfdwPb

Terms and conditions apply.

09/23/2026

✍️ Your spouse refusing to sign can feel like the whole divorce is stuck.

Reality check: It may slow things down, but it does not always stop the process.

Mahshid gets into what can happen when one person is still hoping to reconcile and the other is ready to move forward. At some point, waiting for cooperation may need to shift into understanding your legal options.

If you are dealing with stalled divorce paperwork, connect with our team about what can happen next: https://heyor.ca/FfdwPb

The tax return says one thing. The spending tells a different story.That gap can matter in support cases. If someone rep...
09/21/2026

The tax return says one thing. The spending tells a different story.

That gap can matter in support cases. If someone reports a low income but continues paying for expensive trips, vehicles, housing, or personal costs through a business, the court may look beyond the number on paper.

Our latest blog gets into lifestyle audits, imputed income, and why support should be based on the full financial picture, not the most convenient version of it.

Read the full post here: https://heyor.ca/gsDkks

A short marriage does not automatically mean the growth stays separate.In M.P. v. P.P., the husband argued that equal di...
09/18/2026

A short marriage does not automatically mean the growth stays separate.

In M.P. v. P.P., the husband argued that equal division would be unfair because he came into the relationship with significant assets. The court disagreed, finding that BC’s excluded property rules had already protected the value he brought in.

The key issue became the increase in value during the relationship. That growth was still treated as family property, which is where these files can get complicated.

Connect Family Law helps clients understand what may be excluded, what may be shared, and what evidence is needed before property division becomes a bigger dispute.

Get clarity on property division before assumptions take over: https://heyor.ca/FfdwPb

09/17/2026

🎙️ “They’re lying” comes up a lot in family law.

The harder part is proving what is actually happening.

On Family Law Unfiltered, Colin talks about allegations in parenting disputes and why courts look closely at patterns, records, context, and credibility before deciding what affects a child’s best interests.

Get advice before accusations start driving the file: https://heyor.ca/FfdwPb

09/15/2026

We put Noemi through the rapid-fire round! 🎤

Have you grabbed your spot yet? 👀Our next Divorce Salon, What's the Business Worth? Understanding Valuation in Separatio...
09/14/2026

Have you grabbed your spot yet? 👀

Our next Divorce Salon, What's the Business Worth? Understanding Valuation in Separation is coming up on October 6 at 12:00 PM PST on Zoom.

Daniel MacNeill of Connect Family Law and Lucas Terpkosh of Daum Terpkosh Valuations will be breaking down how businesses get divided under BC family law, how a valuation is actually done, what a report costs and how long it takes, and how that expert opinion factors into a family law matter.

Register here before spots fill up: https://heyor.ca/WdD63s

Nothing can bring a team together like a table full of treats! 🍱 🍉
09/11/2026

Nothing can bring a team together like a table full of treats! 🍱 🍉

09/10/2026

If you received an inheritance during your relationship, you might assume it stays yours if you separate. That is not always how it plays out.

Inheritance can be excluded property, but the details matter once that money moves, grows, or gets mixed into family finances.

A few things Alex would want you to think about:

💡 Keep records showing what you received and when

💡 Be careful before putting inherited money into a jointly owned home or shared account

💡 Track what happened to the inheritance over time, especially if it increased in value

If inheritance is part of your separation, get clear on what may still be protected: https://heyor.ca/FfdwPb

We are excited to announce our next Divorce Salon! 💻Join us on October 6 at 12:00 PM PST on Zoom for What's the Business...
09/09/2026

We are excited to announce our next Divorce Salon! 💻

Join us on October 6 at 12:00 PM PST on Zoom for What's the Business Worth? Understanding Valuation in Separation.

Daniel MacNeill of Connect Family Law and Lucas Terpkosh of Daum Terpkosh Valuations are teaming up to break down one of the most complex parts of separation: what happens to a business.

They'll cover how the law approaches dividing a company, how a business valuation actually works, what a report involves, and how that expert opinion plays out in a family law matter.

Don't miss joining two experts to walk through it together!

Save your spot: https://heyor.ca/WdD63s

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