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Whether you’re dealing with real estate, investments, savings, or other valuable assets, our goal is to help both parties reach a fair and equitable solution.
Division of property refers to how the assets and debts acquired during a marriage or common-law relationship will be split if the relationship ends. In Alberta, property acquired during the relationship is generally considered family property and subject to division. This includes real estate, savings, investments, pensions, and even debts. The law requires that property be divided fairly, which may not always mean equally, depending on the circumstances of each case.
The division of property process involves identifying and valuing the property, assessing each party’s contribution, and considering other factors, such as spousal support or the needs of children. In Alberta, married spouses divide their assets and debts under the Family Property Act. At the same time, adult interdependent partners (common-law relationships) follow the same Act if they separated on or after January 1, 2020.
Property division is a crucial aspect of divorce, especially when large assets, debts, or pensions are involved. At Divorce Easy, we help ensure that the division is fair and legally sound by:
At Divorce Easy, we simplify the process of dividing property during your divorce or separation. Our team will provide:
We prepare the necessary documents and work alongside trusted legal professionals to ensure your property division is legally binding and fair.
Supporting you through the court process if needed, ensuring that the division of property is handled quickly and efficiently.
Providing compassionate support throughout the process, minimizing stress and helping you stay focused on the next steps.
We help you understand the legal requirements for property division in Alberta, explaining how assets and debts are treated under family law.
Our team assists in determining the value of shared property and assets to ensure a fair division.
Guiding you through complex issues like businesses, pensions, or investments, ensuring that they are fairly divided.
In Alberta, exchanging full financial disclosure is a mandatory part of dividing property during separation or divorce. Both parties are required to share detailed information about their assets, debts, income, and expenses. This transparency ensures that the division of property is fair, accurate, and legally enforceable.
If you’ve been served with a Notice to Disclose or need assistance completing your financial disclosure forms, Divorce Easy offers professional support to simplify the process. Our team can guide you through gathering the necessary documents, accurately filling out the forms, and ensuring all required information is included.
Whether you’re finalizing a separation agreement or responding to a court application, we’re here to help you complete your disclosure with confidence. For your convenience, you can download the official Financial Disclosure Statement form.
When it comes to property division, it’s important to make sure assets and debts are split fairly, especially if you’re dealing with complex financial issues like businesses or pensions. At Divorce Easy, we offer expert support to help ensure your property division is legally sound and equitable. Whether you’re facing complex assets or need clear guidance through the process, we’re here to help.
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