by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Feb 2, 2026 | Family Law, OP Lawyers LLP Calgary - Ovaici Peydayesh LLP
Life is unpredictable. Job loss, illness, injury, or other sudden changes can make it impossible for a payor to comply with a court-ordered support obligation. When this happens, enforcement actions by Alberta’s Maintenance Enforcement Program (MEP) can add...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Dec 4, 2025 | Family Law, OP Lawyers LLP Calgary - Ovaici Peydayesh LLP
In certain traditions, including those governed by Islamic or Jewish laws, parties may enter into contracts that will require a previously agreed payment by the Husband to the Wife at the time of separation or in some cases, at the time of marriage. This blog will...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Nov 27, 2025 | Family Law
Getting divorced in Alberta involves much more than simply deciding to separate. It’s a legal process governed by the Divorce Act and the Alberta Rules of Court, requiring specific forms, timelines, and procedures. Among the most important steps is preparing and...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Nov 20, 2025 | Family Law
When parents separate, the most important question is often what happens to the children. The law no longer uses the old terms “custody” and “access.” Instead, parents now have parenting time and decision-making responsibilities. These modern terms reflect the shift...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Sep 26, 2025 | Family Law
At OP Lawyers LLP, our Calgary Family Lawyers understand the complexities of dealing with Spousal Support. When a relationship ends, one household becomes two. For many families, this creates a significant financial imbalance, particularly when one spouse has been the...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Sep 13, 2025 | Family Law
Few issues create more stress for separated parents than when one wants to move with a child. These situations, often called mobility or relocation cases, are among the most challenging areas of family law in Alberta. They require balancing a parent’s need for change...
