Personalized Family Law Services – Focused on You
Whether you’re navigating a divorce, parenting dispute, or complex guardianship matter, consulting a family lawyer in Alberta can make all the difference.
At Solution Law, our team provides more than legal advice; we create personalized strategies based on real experience. With over 10 years of multi-jurisdictional practice, we offer practical, responsive, and tailored legal guidance designed to protect your family’s interests and help you achieve the best possible outcomes.
Our family mediation process is designed to reduce conflict, save time and costs, and help families reach practical, legally sound agreements while staying focused on what matters most.
We meet with each party separately to understand your situation, explain the mediation process, and help you prepare. This confidential meeting ensures everyone comes to mediation informed and ready.
We guide you in collecting the financial and parenting information needed to make informed decisions. Clear, complete information helps mediation move efficiently and fairly.
We meet together either in person or online to work through parenting arrangements, support, and financial matters. The mediator facilitates respectful discussion and helps you explore workable solutions.
Once decisions are reached, we prepare a comprehensive separation agreement that reflects the terms agreed upon during mediation and complies with Alberta family law.
You are provided with the agreement and supporting documents to review and sign, either independently or with legal advice. Once finalized, your agreement becomes legally binding.
Family law involves a wide range of deeply personal legal matters. At Solution Law, each service is provided with individual attention and a customized strategy. Here’s what you can expect:
Whether it’s contested or mutual, divorce comes with legal consequences that must be addressed carefully. Solution Law helps you navigate:
With strategic guidance, every detail is structured to reflect your future needs, not just your current emotions.
Parental responsibilities don’t end with separation. If you’re dealing with parenting plans, our Family Lawyer supports you in:
Your child’s well-being is a legal priority, and your role as a parent is protected throughout the process.
Before or during marriage, clarity around financial expectations is key. If you’re drafting or reviewing a marriage contract, our Family Lawyers provides:
This isn’t about distrust; it’s about protecting both parties with foresight.
Taking on legal guardianship comes with long-term responsibilities. Whether you’re considering guardianship for a minor, elder, or dependent adult, Solution Law helps you understand:
This service ensures guardianship decisions are made with full understanding and confidence.
Court isn’t just about standing in front of a judge; it’s about strategy, preparation, and protection. Solution Law provides:
Whether it’s about parenting, property, or guardianship, family court representation is approached with calm clarity and legal skill.
Not every conflict needs to be resolved in court. Our Family Lawyer supports mediation in family disputes when:
Having your own legal support during mediation ensures your interests are respected and your agreements are enforceable.
Legal costs shouldn’t hold you back from getting the support you need. That’s why Solution Law offers a contingency-based model; you don’t pay legal fees until your case is successfully resolved.
This ensures access to legal representation without upfront financial pressure. All payment terms are explained clearly, so you always know where you stand.
Solution Law provides family law legal representation from 4363 167 Ave NW #312 in Edmonton. We assist individuals with divorce, child custody, and property division.
Alberta clients trust Solution Law for professional, client-focused legal support from an experienced family lawyer nearby.
Whether it’s drafting a marriage contract, negotiating custody and visitation rights, or representing you in family court, Solution Law delivers clear, effective, and compassionate support every step of the way.
Book a consultation today and take your next step with the confidence of knowing someone is fighting for your future.
Custody determines the legal authority to make major decisions about a child’s life, including education, health care, and religion.
Parenting time is the actual time a child spends with each parent. Custody refers to the right to make important decisions.
Yes. Custody and parenting time can be arranged through negotiation or mediation, with legal assistance ensuring the agreement is valid and enforceable.
The court bases its decision on the child’s best interests, which include emotional, psychological, and physical needs.
Shared custody typically means each parent has the child at least 40% of the time, which may impact support calculations.
No. Courts focus on the child’s best interests and consider both parents equally, regardless of gender.
The child’s views may be considered, especially if they’re mature, but the final decision rests with the court.
You can apply to enforce the court order. Courts take non-compliance seriously and may impose penalties.
Yes, custody and parenting arrangements can be modified if there’s a significant change in circumstances.
You must provide written notice and may need court approval if the move significantly impacts the other parent’s time with the child.
You can request supervised parenting time or restrictions in the parenting plan. The child’s safety is always the priority.
Yes, if they’ve played a significant role in the child’s life, courts may grant access or even limited decision-making authority.
It varies. If resolved amicably, it can take weeks. If the court is involved, it may take several months or longer.
It’s a structured agreement that helps high-conflict parents resolve disputes and follow court orders with professional help.
Possibly. Child support is based on income differences and shared expenses, even with equal parenting time.
Parents can agree on rotating holidays or shared time. If not, the court may include holiday schedules in the parenting order.
No. Parenting time and support are separate legal matters. Withholding access could hurt your own legal position.
Bring any court orders, communication logs, parenting plans, and notes on the child’s schedule or needs.
We help you navigate legal options, create parenting plans, and advocate for what’s best for your child both in and out of court.
You may be able to file a motion for enforcement or contempt. We can help you protect your parenting rights quickly.
