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      • Child Support
      • Spousal Support
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    • Divorce
    • Child Support
    • Spousal Support
    • Parenting And Contact
    • Property

Divorce

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 At Freeston Law Office Divorce and Family Law Practice, we bring a combination of experience and compassion to every case we handle. We have years of experience representing clients in a variety of family law matters, including divorce, separation, child support, decision-making responsibility/guardianship, parenting, spousal support, partner support, and property division. We understand that these issues can be emotionally challenging, and we are committed to providing you with the support and guidance you need to navigate them successfully. 


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FreeSton Law divorce

It is possible for one of a married couple to file for Divorce in Alberta if:

1)      They have been ordinarily resident in Alberta for a least one year immediately prior to filing for Divorce.

2)      They are able to meet the ground for divorce, being marriage breakdown, which may be established by any one of the following:


i)        Adultery;


ii)      Mental cruelty;


iii)    Physical cruelty; or


iv)    One year`s separation.


In the Divorce Action, the Plaintiff or the Defendant seeks an Order dealing with all or some of the following:


a)       Decision-making responsibility for and parenting of the children;


b)      Child support; and


c)       Spousal support. 


The parties will not be divorced until a Divorce Judgment has been granted by a Justice of the Court of King’s Bench.   If there are children in the marriage, the Divorce Act states that the Divorce Judgment cannot be granted until the Court is satisfied that appropriate arrangements have been made to pay child support.


In addition, seeking an Order for the Division of Family Property is possible.

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Suite 2100, 144 - 4th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 3N4

403-538-2105

  

Our office is situated on the 21st floor in the west tower of the Ampersand Building, three blocks north of the 1st Street S.W. LRT station.


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