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Parenting After Separation During COVID-19

Parenting After Separation During COVID-19

Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, separated parents face complexities in parenting plans. Legal disputes arise over child safety, adherence to orders, and health protocols. Ribeiro v. Wright case highlights the child's best interest and flexibility.

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Mark Norton
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Alienation of Affection

Alienation of Affection

"Alienation of affections" or "home wrecker" laws are discussed in the context of a North Carolina case. This tort, which allows spouses to sue their partner's lover, doesn't apply in British Columbia or Canada, highlighting legal differences.

Mark Norton
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Mark Norton
Family Law
Divorce Law & Reconciliation

Divorce Law & Reconciliation

Divorce lawyers have a legal duty to discuss reconciliation and marriage counseling options with clients. While many clients have already decided to separate, this duty aims to facilitate reconciliation when possible, benefiting families and society.

Mark Norton
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Mark Norton
Family Law
Preparing for Separation or Divorce

Preparing for Separation or Divorce

Infinity Law offers guidance for separating couples in British Columbia. Steps include organizing financial documents, securing financial independence, considering staying in the family home, and seeking expert legal advice.

Mark Norton
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Mark Norton
Family Law
Dog Gone Divorce

Dog Gone Divorce

In family law disputes in Victoria, Nanaimo, and Mill Bay, pet custody is an emotional consideration. Pets are legally classified as property, but ownership is determined based on factors like who brought the pet into the relationship. Negotiation is encouraged to ensure pets' well-being.

Mark Norton
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Mark Norton
Family Law
Step-Child Support in BC

Step-Child Support in BC

Infinity Law explains the complexities of child support in Victoria, Nanaimo, and Mill Bay for step-parents. Step-parents may be responsible for child support even if a biological parent is paying, with calculations based on income.

Mark Norton
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Mark Norton
Family Law
Child Abduction & the Law

Child Abduction & the Law

Infinity Law addresses International Child Abduction cases in Victoria, Nanaimo, and Mill Bay. The Hague Convention offers hope, but legal proceedings occur in the country of abduction. Steps include engaging the Central Authority, consulting with Infinity Law, and alerting local law enforcement.

Mark Norton
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Mark Norton
Family Law

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