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Protecting your children’s financial future during and after divorce is essential. At BDL Family Law LLP, we stress the importance of having clear and fair child support agreements, ensuring both parties have a mutual understanding and commitment to your children’s financial needs. If an agreement is not possible, then we advocate for court orders that set out child support rights and obligations.

In Canada, parents’ obligation to support their children is considered of the utmost importance. This ensures that children continue to receive the financial support necessary for their well-being, consistent with what they would have experienced had the family remained intact. Our lawyers advocate for enforcing these principles, ensuring children benefit equally from the financial contributions of both parents.

Seeking advice from a professional advisor can be invaluable for a deeper understanding of Child Support under Canadian and Alberta law. At BDL Family Law, you’re not alone, as we’re here to guide and support you every step of the way.

BDL Family Law is committed to securing detailed child support arrangements through diligent and creative advocacy.

We recognize the critical importance of establishing detailed child support arrangements that safeguard your child’s financial well-being. We approach each case with meticulous care, skill, and innovative strategies, prioritizing negotiated settlements that are tailored to your unique family circumstances.

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OUR GOAL IS TO EFFECTIVELY REPRESENT OUR CLIENTS, OFFERING THEM OPPORTUNITIES TO OBSERVE OUR ADVOCACY IN ACTION USING THESE CORE VALUES:

  • Aim for equitable, timely resolutions that minimize conflict.
  • Ensure clients understand their rights for a reasonable outcome, maintaining control over the process.
  • Promote respectful communication and cost-effective spending based on the matters at stake.
  • Protect the best interests of each family member.
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TAILORED LEGAL STRATEGIES FOR YOUR CHILD SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS

At BDL Family Law LLP, our lawyers are equipped to represent clients at all levels of Court and all venues outside of Court, including mediation and arbitration. We understand that separation and divorce can be difficult, which is why we strive to provide caring, common-sense solutions that bring you peace of mind.

Child Support can be complex, requiring the expertise of a dedicated divorce lawyer.
Reach out to one of our lawyers for assistance in navigating this process smoothly and efficiently.

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ENSURING FAIRNESS AND COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW

In Alberta, children are entitled to support until they’re 18 or older if they remain dependent on their parents due to post-secondary education, illness, or disability. Child Support is determined by the Federal or Alberta Child Support Guidelines based on parental income and the number of children in the family. Including special expenses, such as education, daycare, and medical costs, is crucial. The process can be emotionally taxing, highlighting the value of legal guidance to ensure fair and accurate support arrangements.

For personalized assistance and to ensure your rights and the rights of your children are protected throughout this process, reach out to one of our experienced lawyers at BDL Family Law.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Explore our FAQ section for answers to your key questions about booking consultations, appointment policies, remote meetings, and more, guiding you through the initial steps of engaging with our legal services.

Child support is calculated using Federal or Alberta guidelines, based on the parents’ income and the number of children, ensuring fair contributions to the child’s needs.

Support is mandated until the child is 18 or older if they are dependent due to education, illness, or disability, reflecting the ongoing commitment to their welfare.

Child Support calculations may incorporate special expenses such as educational needs, medical costs, and extracurricular activities, ensuring comprehensive care.

Legal counsel can facilitate negotiations when parties disagree, or court proceedings may determine the support, guided by the child’s best interests and legal standards.