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The Law Blog Posts - Published April 2026

Categories: Dispute Resolution, Family Law

When parents separate, one of the first questions that comes up is child support. Who pays? How much? And for how long? In British Columbia, child support isn’t discretionary or negotiable in the way many people assume. It’s governed by federal legislation and structured guidelines. While every family’s circumstances are different, the starting point is often more straightforward than people expect. Here’s how child support is calculated in BC, and some common mistakes that can become expensive later.

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Category: Business Law

In any business venture with multiple owners, the relationship between shareholders can be as critical to the success of the enterprise as its operations or market strategy. A shareholders agreement is a legally binding document that outlines the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of each shareholder. Yet, many businesses overlook this essential tool, often to their detriment. Whether your company is a budding startup or a long-established firm, having a well-drafted shareholders agreement can provide clarity, prevent disputes, and safeguard your business’s future. Here, we discuss why every business with more than one shareholder should prioritize creating this vital document.

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