by Edmonton Lawyers Ulasi Law Group | Alberta Lawyers, Edmonton Lawyers, Family Lawyers in Edmonton
Not every separation or divorce dispute needs to end in a courtroom. Some Alberta families choose private dispute-resolution processes that can provide greater flexibility and, in appropriate cases, a faster path to a binding decision. One of those options is family...
by Edmonton Lawyers Ulasi Law Group | Alberta Lawyers, Edmonton Lawyers, Family Lawyers in Edmonton
When a child begins resisting or completely refusing contact with a parent, the breakdown of the parent-child relationship can become one of the most difficult issues arising after separation or divorce. Sometimes the relationship has deteriorated gradually. In other...
by Edmonton Lawyers Ulasi Law Group | Alberta Lawyers, Edmonton Lawyers, Family Lawyers in Edmonton
Some parenting disputes cannot be resolved simply by comparing the parents' affidavits. One parent says the child is unsafe. The other says the allegation is exaggerated. One parent alleges parental alienation. The other says the child is legitimately estranged....
by Edmonton Lawyers Ulasi Law Group | Family Lawyers in Edmonton, Alberta Lawyers, Edmonton Lawyers
Parents in a family dispute usually have their own lawyers. But what happens when the child's interests, position or legal rights require independent representation? In appropriate Alberta family cases, a lawyer may be appointed to act as child counsel. The role...
by Edmonton Lawyers Ulasi Law Group | Family Lawyers in Edmonton, Alberta Lawyers, Edmonton Lawyers
Some separated parents obtain a detailed parenting order yet continue arguing over almost every aspect of its implementation. Which parent drives to hockey? Can a vacation begin one day early? How will summer parenting dates be selected? Who books a medical...
