If you feel you are in need of a family lawyer, you might be experiencing some of the most difficult times of your life. Alternatively, you might be embarking on a new chapter in your life and want to ensure your assets are protected.
Either way, you need experienced family lawyers who not only understand the law but can be depended upon for effective, sensitive, and clear advice. The lawyers at Cassady Law LLP are those lawyers. We represent clients in contested and uncontested family law matters, including the division of assets and debts, spousal support, child support, custody and access issues, and the preparation of cohabitation and prenuptial agreements.
Since a divorce usually involves the distribution and division of family assets, you will need a lawyer who knows more than just family law. Our lawyers have significant experience in residential and commercial real estate, which we call upon when determining the value of our clients’ properties.
Family law matters can also affect business concerns. We have experience assisting our clients when a family business or other significant assets are involved. Our business law knowledge also gives us a better understanding of the financial side of divorce, as well as providing us with access to outside financial experts and resources.
We regularly act on behalf of clients on the following family law matters throughout British Columbia and Canada:
- Separation agreements
- Co-ownership agreements
- Cohabitation agreements
- Prenuptial agreements
- Property transfers
- Division of assets
- Custody and Access
- Spousal Support
- Child Support
- Unopposed, Opposed, and Joint Divorces
Family law proceedings can be stressful, confusing, and exhausting, which is why we have tailored our services to be as supportive as we can while keeping costs to a minimum. Our firm’s small size and client-first philosophy means that we treat every case with the attention and level of care that it deserves.
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