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How Mediation Can Help You Avoid Court in Family Law Disputes

How Mediation Can Help You Avoid Court in Family Law Disputes

by clarkwoods | Jan 23, 2026 | Family Law

How Mediation Helps You Avoid Court in Family Law Disputes Going through a separation or divorce is challenging enough without a long, drawn-out court battle. If you’re facing a family law dispute in Canada, you might feel like heading to court is your only option....
Do I Need a Cohabitation Agreement? Here’s What You Should Know

Do I Need a Cohabitation Agreement? Here’s What You Should Know

by clarkwoods | Jan 21, 2026 | Family Law

Do I Need a Cohabitation Agreement in British Columbia? Living together is a major step in any relationship. While you’re busy merging your lives and furniture, there’s a practical document you might overlook: a cohabitation agreement. Many couples hesitate to discuss...
Bank of Canada Rate Cut Boosts Buyer Confidence in Vancouver Housing Market

Bank of Canada Rate Cut Boosts Buyer Confidence in Vancouver Housing Market

by clarkwoods | Oct 15, 2025 | News, Real Estate

A Bank of Canada rate cut and softer prices helped push Metro Vancouver home sales slightly higher this September compared to last year, according to the Greater Vancouver REALTORS (GVR). There were 1,875 residential sales across the region in September 2025 — up 1.2%...
Child Support in BC: How It’s Calculated and What You Need to Know

Child Support in BC: How It’s Calculated and What You Need to Know

by clarkwoods | Sep 11, 2025 | Family Law

Going through a separation or divorce is tough, and figuring out child support can feel confusing and stressful. At Clark Woods LLP, we get that you want clear answers. This blog will help you understand how child support in BC works, how the amount is calculated, and...
Co-Parenting After Separation: Tips for Putting Your Kids First

Co-Parenting After Separation: Tips for Putting Your Kids First

by clarkwoods | Sep 9, 2025 | Family Law

If you’re searching for advice on co-parenting after separation, you’re probably in the thick of it right now. You’re trying to protect your kids, manage your own emotions, and figure out how to make shared parenting work when your relationship has changed. It’s not...
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