In Canada, there are two types of relationships that are recognized by law:
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legally married couples
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common-law couples
The Divorce Act applies to legally married couples who are seeking a divorce, while common law couples are not governed by the Divorce Act, but rather by provincial laws. It is crucial to understand the differences between these two types of relationships and the legal implications that come with them. Seeking assistance from a professional at Divorce 911 Services, who specializes in separation and divorce can help ensure that your rights and interests are protected throughout the process.
Navigating the complexities of family law within British Columbia (BC) is essential, particularly when addressing issues of common law relationships and their associated legal responsibilities. Although not formally married, common law partners must understand their rights which are quite similar to those of spouses in a legal union.
In BC, the legal system recognizes partners as common-law after cohabitating for at least two years, or one year when raising a child together. This status introduces legal considerations comparable to those of legally wed couples.
Common-law partners often encounter difficulties with separation, securing child support, and determining alimony. For individuals facing such issues, Divorce 911 services provide valuable guidance to navigate these common-law challenges with ease.
Proficient in addressing the unique needs of clients in common-law scenarios, Divorce 911 Services assists in preparing the necessary divorce papers, adeptly helping you with anything you need to self-represent yourself.
Determining the status of a common-law relationship in BC involves cohabitation without formal nuptials. Legal coaches from Divorce 911 Services provide critical support and expertise, helping prepare clients to confront family law matters with assurance and precision.
Embarking on a divorce or concluding a common-law partnership in Vancouver can be daunting, but with Divorce 911 Services, you have a dedicated ally. Our expert Legal Coaches are adept at navigating the intricate landscape of family law, providing guidance and assistance during these pivotal times. Keep in mind, Divorce 911 Services are legal coaches, not lawyers and therefore do not provide legal advice.Tackling issues such as domestic abuse, confronting gaslighting, or obtaining a protection order in BC, we are here to offer support.
Creating a fair separation agreement in BC is crucial to the dissolution process of any common-law partnership. Our Legal Coaches are on hand to assist you in forging an agreement that ensures equity, especially when concerns like alimony and child support are at the forefront, all without the need for formal divorce papers.
Our proficiency also includes supporting parents with child support and co-parenting strategies post-separation, ensuring your children's best interests are met and leading you through the legal stipulations for their care and financial support, while addressing the challenging issue of parental alienation.
When it comes to pursuing spousal support or alimony claims, our Legal Coaches can demystify the courts' stance, helping you achieve a just resolution, particularly in cases affected by narcissistic abuse.
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