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02/05/20

When Can My Children Decide Where They Live?

Author: Crystal Hawryluk, CPA, CGA, CBV, CFE Some divorcing couples may have limited assets to be divided such as a house and RRSP’s and perhaps some liabilities such as a mortgage and credit card debt. Divorces such as these can often be quite straightforward from a division of matrimonial property standpoint. However, in more complex situations like this, you may require the assistance of a Financial Neutral (i.e. a financial expert that has also been collaboratively trained) to help you navigate the additional complexities that arise from owning a business. Specifically, how do you determine what the shares of your business are worth? In this situation, we are talking about shares that do not trade on a public stock exchange, and instead the shares are owned in a private company. A Financial Neutral who is also a Chartered Business Valuator (“CBV”) can likely assist in this area. A CBV is a designated professional who has undergone training specific to determining the fair market value of the shares of privately held companies. There are several different methodologies that can be used when valuing businesses and the CBV will need to determine the appropriate methodology that is to be applied. As a...

03/15/24

Navigating Divorce Together: Finding the Best Dispute Resolution Process

Divorce undeniably presents its share of challenges, one of which is choosing a dispute resolution process that will work for both spouses. In this blog post, we delve into the range of process options available in Alberta. The range runs from least adversarial, to the most adversarial. At the end of this blog, I include a short critique of the adversarial legal system we currently have in Canada.  The four issues about which most separating couples have disputes are property division, parenting schedules, child support and spousal support. Let’s review the dispute resolution processes available. Kitchen Table Separation Agreement An...



02/15/24

Keeping It Private: Are Collaborative Divorce Records Public In Alberta?

Making the decision to separate or divorce is difficult, and people contemplating this course of action often have many questions and concerns about the process. One common concern is whether...



01/15/24

The Collaborative Divorce Process In Alberta: How Long Does It Take?

Divorce is a significant life event that can come with many questions and uncertainties, including how long it will take. If you’re considering divorce in Alberta and exploring the collaborative...



12/12/23

Is Collaborative Divorce Cheaper in Alberta? A Closer Look.

Divorce is a difficult and emotionally charged process, and one of the questions that often weighs heavily on people’s minds is the cost. In Alberta, as in many other places,...



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