Family Law

This comprehensive text deals with the major areas of estate litigation in British Columbia, including challenges to the validity of a will or trust; wills variation claims; claims against an estate; evidence in estate litigation; passing of accounts and executor’s fees; plus much more.

For anyone who practices family law in Canada, this newsletter is an effective way to stay current.

This 2010 supplement covers cases between 2007 and 2010, and includes a table of cases, an index to judges and an index to counsel. The supplement volume also includes a table of classification terms and a table of matrimonial property statute sections in each province.

This 2010 supplement covering cases between 2007 and 2010 includes a table of cases, an index to judges and an index to counsel with respect to each topic, and much more.

This annotated looseleaf provides access to the federal and provincial statutes, rules and regulations that you need in order to practice family law in Alberta.

This practitioner’s quick reference guide is a useful, reliable and concise resource for conducting a civil action in Alberta, providing summaries of key tests, nuances, and practice directions.

This 2010 supplement covering cases from 2007 to 2010 includes a table of cases, an index to judges and an index to counsel, as well as a list of cases in which specified exceptions and exemptions from the Guidelines were used, and cases in which split or shared custody was awarded.

The definitive work on family law in Canada, the Canadian Family Law Guide, reproduces the full text of legislation, and provides you with digests of relevant recent cases.

This title offers timely coverage of recent family law decisions - including cases that often are otherwise unreported - as well as concise, critical and often provocative commentary.

This title offers timely coverage of recent family law decisions - including cases that often are otherwise unreported - as well as concise, critical and often provocative commentary.