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Welcome to Alberta Divorce Magazine section. Here you will find useful divorce information, articles, Alberta family lawyers, divorce mediators, divorce financial analysts, accountants, therapists, and other AB divorce professionals, websites, products, and services that will help you with your separation and divorce in Alberta. You will also find information on Alberta family law, how to choose an Alberta divorce lawyer, grounds for AB divorce, divorce statistics, child custody, child support, financial advice, legal advice, single parenting, dating and more. |
| Grounds for divorce in Alberta |
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The Divorce Act is a federal law made by the Parliament of Canada, administered equally across all provinces and territories. Only the superior court of divorce law in Alberta has jurisdiction to deal with a Petition for Divorce.
The Act stipulates the sole grounds for divorce as marital breakdown, and provides for three basic ways for proving it: 1. You and your spouse have been separated for one year. This is certainly the easiest to prove, and is by far the most commonly used ground for divorce. You can initiate divorce proceedings at any time after you've separated; the Divorce Judgement will be granted some time after the 12 months of separation are complete. On the right of this page, you will find a listing of Alberta family lawyers. Be sure to visit these other pages to find out more about how best to work with an AB divorce lawyer and to know more about Alberta divorce law. |
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