by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Nov 10, 2026 | Family Law, Calgary Divorce Lawyers
More Albertans than ever are choosing to build a life together without getting married. Many are surprised to learn that living together can create legal rights and obligations that closely mirror those of married spouses, while others assume they are protected when,...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Nov 5, 2026 | Family Law, Calgary Divorce Lawyers
In an international family law decision, our Calgary family lawyer, Amanda Ovaici, achieved a successful outcome in a complex Hague Convention proceeding before the Alberta Court of King’s Bench. Acting for the Respondent mother, Amanda successfully opposed an...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Oct 26, 2026 | Calgary Divorce Lawyers, Family Law
Deciding to separate is rarely easy. Along with the emotional strain, most people quickly face practical questions: How long will my divorce take? Who stays in the house? What happens to my pension? Do I really have to go to court? At OP Lawyers LLP, our Calgary...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Oct 16, 2026 | Family Law, Calgary Divorce Lawyers
When parents separate, the first question is almost always the same: what happens to the children? Many people still ask about “custody,” but Alberta law no longer uses that word in most cases. Courts now decide two related issues: parenting time (when the...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Oct 5, 2026 | Calgary Divorce Lawyers, Family Law
When a marriage or common-law relationship ends, one of the most pressing concerns is what will happen to everything the couple has built together: the family home, retirement savings, vehicles, investments, and even a family business. Alberta has a clear legal...
by OP Lawyers LLP – Calgary Law Firm – Ovaici Peydayesh LLP | Oct 2, 2026 | Family Law, Calgary Divorce Lawyers
When a relationship ends, one of the first questions people ask is simple: how much support will I receive? The honest answer is that there is no single number, but there is a clear method. Child support in Alberta follows set tables based on income in accordance with...
