FAMILY LAW

Our family law lawyers work with their clients to achieve outcomes that are fair and efficient. Our lawyers provide timely and customized representation that is specific to the unique circumstances of each client. Our lawyers are available to assist in contentious and non-contentious matters and are experienced with high net worth / complex separations.

OUR PROCESS

Separation and divorce are some of the most stressful life events that people experience. Our lawyers will work with you to guide you through the process to obtain a fair result based on your specific circumstances.

  • Our initial meetings are usually 30 - 60 minutes long and you will meet with the lawyer to discuss your situation, your goals, the options available to you and how you would like to proceed.

  • Once you have made a plan for how to move forward with your lawyer, and you decide you want to retain the services of one of our lawyers, you will sign a “retainer agreement”, which is our contract with you. We will need all of your documents and begin acting on your behalf.

  • In family law each file will be unique and will proceed differently. Our lawyers will guide you through each step, discuss your options, risks, benefits and take your instruction on what you would like to do.

Is family law the right step?

We are getting divorced and I need to divide our assets.

I am separating and want to determine child and/or spousal support

We want to document our agreement before we move in together.

My ex spouse is withholding our children.

We have already agreed on everything and just want to document it properly

I don’t know what to do, but I want to leave my spouse.

PRACTICING FAMILY LAWYERS

Amelia Cline

Is Joining Albert & Co. Law LLP effective February 10, 2025

To book a consultation with Amelia after February 10, 2025, please contact us at info@albertlawco.com or 604-305-2660.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes, it is never too early to meet with your lawyer and start working towards a separation agreement.

  • It depends. While people certainly navigate the complexities of the legal system on their own, we recommend using a lawyer to make sure you’re receiving a fair and legal split of your assets, support, and parenting time. Having a lawyer does not necessarily mean it will be contentious, we are happy to work collaboratively to make sure your agreement is documented accurately.

  • It depends. We are happy to meet with you to discuss your ongoing court action and to determine if it is something we can assist you with.