VANCOUVER FAMILY LAW

If you are facing the end of a marriage, you likely need support to navigate separation and divorce.

The end of your spousal relationship does not signify the end of your parenting relationship.

The unfortunate reality of some family law disputes is that one party may experience or be at risk of experiencing family violence.

Child support is money paid by one parent to another for the benefit of their child or children and reflects the rights of children rather than parents.

At the end of your marriage or marriage-like relationship, you may be entitled to spousal support.

In Canada, the BC Family Law Act is the legislation that oversees division of family property and debt on the dissolution of a marriage or marriage-like relationship.

Mills Family Law recognizes that drawn-out litigation proceedings can be burdensome from both an emotional and a financial perspective.

The challenges associated with the end of a marriage or marriage-like relationship can be overwhelming without considering the burden of the legal disputes that are sure to arise.

Collaborative family law is an alternative to traditional divorce proceedings in which both parties agree to a collaborative approach that ultimately saves unnecessary conflict and heartache that compounds an already stressful life event.