At Freedom Family Law, we know that love doesn’t always wait, and neither should your paperwork. Maybe your wedding is weeks away or maybe you’re a planner who wants to tick[…]

Thinking about a Prenuptial Agreement (or “prenup”) before getting married in British Columbia? You’re not alone. You go through the stages, you discuss it with your partner, and you begin the[…]

You’re moving in with your partner, and you have significant assets. Or maybe you’re getting married and want to be thoughtful about how you’re combining your lives. Or you’re already married,[…]

When we think of marriage, we often picture romance, commitment, and a shared future. Legal agreements? Not so much. Yet, a “Marriage Agreement” can be one of the most sensible and[…]

It’s a familiar story in British Columbia: you meet a partner, you fall in love, move in together, and build a life. You might not have wedding bells in your future[…]

What do you do if you didn’t sign a prenup? It’s a classic story: you get engaged, you get married… and then you remember: oh right, you’ve got a business, a condo,[…]

Getting married in beautiful British Columbia? Congratulations! While you’re planning your wedding and future together, it’s also smart to think about how to protect your finances just in case life takes[…]

Breaking up is rarely easy, and when you’ve built a life together – assets, debts, maybe even pets – it can get complicated. If you and your partner in BC signed[…]

Moving in with a partner is an exciting step, but it also comes with legal and financial implications—especially in British Columbia. Without a cohabitation agreement, you could be leaving your assets,[…]

If you’re considering a prenuptial agreement, you might wonder: Should I work with a traditional law firm or a remote one? While in-person meetings were once standard, modern couples are increasingly choosing remote family[…]