Free Divorce & Separation Agreement Resources
Simple Steps to Getting a Legal Separation Agreement in Alberta Learn simple steps to getting a Legal Separation Agreement the friendly and affordable way. Go to the right of this blog and opt-in for your free guide now. This free guide includes: tips and strategies for keeping it friendly; answers to commonly asked questions; and links of free resources (some of the free resources are also listed below...check the free guide for more!). If you and your spouse are willing to cooperate, these strategies will help you both minimize the back and forth between lawyers and keep your legal[...]
Divorce Day
National Divorce Day 2025: Post-Holiday Divorce BoomThe first working Monday in January is "National Divorce Day." It is the day when family law firms see the largest spike in divorce inquiries. It reflects an important turning point for many individuals seeking to change their lives. After the holiday season, a time often marked by reflection, resolutions, and sometimes strained relationships, many decide it's time for a fresh start.January is also the most popular month for divorce filings compared to other months. This trend is observed in several countries, including Canada, for the following reasons:Post-Holiday Reflection: Couples may delay filing for[...]
Alberta Divorce Processing Times
How long does a Divorce take in Alberta? Divorce can be hard and emotionally draining. It is important to know how long a divorce takes to be granted. This information can help those going through this change. In Alberta, the time it takes to finalize a divorce depends whether the divorce is contested or uncontested, the complexity of the issues, quality of your service provider and how efficiently the court system operates. This article aims to provide an overview of factors that influence how long a divorce takes in Alberta. You will gain insights into the different types of divorces,[...]
Building Bridges in Blended Families: How a Simple Christmas Card Can Strengthen Parent-Child Relationships
When a single parent encourages their child to create a Christmas card for the other parent, it can have several positive effects on the child's well-being and their perception of family relationships. Here are some key points to consider: Promotes Positive Self-Esteem: When children are encouraged to do kind acts, like making a Christmas card for their other parent, it helps them feel good about themselves. This positive action reinforces the idea that they can contribute to others' happiness and fosters a sense of self-worth and accomplishment. Strengthens Family Bonds: Encouraging a child to make a card for the[...]
The Divorce Survival Guide
Divorce is a challenge, especially when the decision to divorce is one-sided. Even if the decision is mutual, the range of emotions that come with it can still be intense. Anger. Anxiety. Denial. Depression. Guilt. Resentment. Sadness. Shock. For some, there might even be joy and happiness. Here are a few simple strategies to help you not only survive, but even thrive after divorce. I want you to be open to the idea that even if divorce is the worst possible thing you can imagine right now that things will become much better.Take a Deep BreathWhen a relationship ends,[...]
Creating New Traditions with Children After Divorce
Create new traditions with children on the cheap. Chances are finances are now tighter now. So, here are a few suggestions for you and your children. Feel free to share some other traditions at the bottom of this blog.Christmas CardGoogle “Merry Christmas Coloring Page”. Encourage your children to create a card for Christmas for the other parent. First, its fun and cheap. Secondly, children generally identify with both parents.When you encourage them to do something nice for the other parent it makes your children feel extra special.It helps them to know both of their parents can still be[...]
