Divorce can be a challenging and confusing process, especially with so many misconceptions about divorce law in British Columbia. Understanding the realities can help you navigate your situation more effectively. In this video, Pier Law and Mediation dispel common myths about divorce and provide clarity on the legal proceedings and your rights.
By the end of the video, viewers will have a clearer understanding of the common misconceptions about divorce in British Columbia and the realities of family law.
Contact a British Columbia Divorce Lawyer
If you have questions about divorce and need legal advice, call Pier Law and Mediation at 604-560-8285 or contact us online for a consultation. Our experienced British Columbia divorce lawyers can help you navigate the process and ensure your rights are protected.
Divorce Law FAQ
- Is divorce always contentious and expensive? No, many divorces can be resolved amicably through mediation and collaborative law, which can save time and money.
- Do mothers always get custody of the children? No, custody decisions in British Columbia are based on the best interests of the child, not the parent’s gender.
- Does adultery guarantee a favorable divorce settlement? No, adultery may be grounds for divorce but does not necessarily affect asset division or spousal support.
- Do I have to be separated for a year before filing for divorce? No, you can file for divorce immediately on the grounds of adultery or cruelty, but a one-year separation is common.
- Are marital assets always split 50/50 in a divorce? Not always. The court aims for a fair distribution, considering various factors, including financial contributions and future needs.
