Resources

We’ve compiled some informative documents that should help you understand the normal procedures involved in many family law proceedings…


What is a Pre-nuptial Agreement?

A marriage contract can be made either before or after the wedding ceremony. If it is made prior to your marriage, it is referred to as a pre-nuptial agreement or “pre-nup”. Cohabiting and prospective spouses can enter into a “cohabitation agreement” even without an immediate intention to marry.

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A Guide to Family Law Proceedings in B.C.

by Anna L. Perry, LL.B.

Most family law matters are settled without the involvement of the court except, if the couple was married, to obtain a divorce order. Upon deciding to separate, a couple has two choices: settle by written agreement or allow the court to settle the dispute by court order.  The least favourable alternative is court. 

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Cohabitation Agreements Guide

By Anna L. Perry, LL.B
April 2009

A cohabitation agreement can be made at any time during a relationship, not just at the beginning. People often think of entering these types of agreements when they acquire their first home or inherit property or other assets from family members.

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Mark received his law degree from the University of British Columbia in 1985. He was called to the bar of British Columbia in 1986.

 
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Our resources section covers infor-mation on Prenuptual agreements, co-habitation agreements, family law proceedings in B.C. and much more.

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