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The Devgun Family Law blog provides practical information for people dealing with separation, divorce, parenting, support, family property, mediation, agreements, and related legal issues in Alberta.
Our articles are written to help clients understand common family law questions before they speak with a lawyer. They are general legal information only and are not a substitute for legal advice about your specific situation.
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Why a Family Change Should Send You Back to Your Will
Marriage, separation, divorce, and new children all have estate-planning consequences that are easy to overlook.
Cohabitation and Prenuptial Agreements: Planning Ahead Together
A well-drafted agreement made early can prevent expensive uncertainty later — here is what these agreements typically cover.
Is Collaborative Divorce Right for Your Family?
Collaborative divorce resolves family matters through structured negotiation instead of court — with both spouses supported by their own lawyers.
Dividing Family Property in Alberta: Where the Law Starts
Alberta's Family Property Act sets the framework for dividing property when a marriage or adult interdependent relationship ends.
Spousal Support: Five Common Questions
Who pays, how much, and for how long? A brief look at how spousal support questions are approached in Alberta.
How Child Support Works in Alberta
Child support in Alberta starts with the Federal Child Support Guidelines — but table amounts are only part of the picture.
Parenting Arrangements After Separation: The Basics
Canadian family law now speaks of parenting time and decision-making responsibility — here is what those terms mean for your family.
Divorce vs. Separation in Alberta: What Is the Difference?
Separation and divorce are related but distinct steps, and understanding the difference helps you plan your next move.