Property Division Is A ‘Common Law’ Spouse Entitled To A Division Of Property In New Brunswick? coachgrant, February 3, 2024April 10, 2024 Understanding Common Law Relationships in New Brunswick Defining a common law relationship under NB law In the Family Services Act, Chapter F-2.2, section 1(b), “cohabit” means to live together in a family relationship;(cohabiter) and “common-law partner” means a person who cohabits in a conjugal relationship with another person if the…
Property Division Equalization of Net Family Property coachgrant, December 14, 2023April 10, 2024 How does Division of family property work in the province of New Brunswick? If you are married and decide to end your relationship, you may wonder how your property will be divided between you and your spouse. In the Province of New Brunswick, property division is determined by the provisions…
Child Support Joint Custody coachgrant, October 4, 2023April 10, 2024 Dads that came to my office were often disappointed when they were advised that ‘joint’ custody of a child or children was likely not available. Short video explains why… I hope you have enjoyed the content. If you wish to be notified of updates to the content on this platform…