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Check out our Divorce Workshop on Wednesday, June 25, 2025 from 1:30 pm to 4:00pm. It’s free to join by phone or online. Registration info can be found here: nsfamilylaw.ca/separation-div…

For information about what happens when a child protection application is made to court, check out the Child Protection Booklet, in English, French, and Mi’kmaq: nsfamilylaw.ca/child-protecti…

Chat with a family law lawyer today, for free, at nslegalaid.ca!

The Administrative Recalculation Program makes the process of updating an order quicker, cheaper and easier for most parties. Learn more at: nsfamilylaw.ca/child-support/…

Did you know Indigenous witnesses and others appearing in Nova Scotia Courts can make legal affirmations with a sacred eagle feather? The feather is available for taking an affirmation in the same way a Bible is available to swear an oath. nsfamilylaw.ca/courtroom

DYK the basic amount of child support is based on the paying parent’s gross (before tax) yearly income, the province/territory where the paying parent lives, and the number of children they are paying support for? More info here: nsfamilylaw.ca/child-support/…

The terms used to describe parenting arrangements can be confusing. We explain them, here: nsfamilylaw.ca/children/gener…

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The Parenting Information Program (PIP) is mandatory when an application involves children before the courts. This helps to address parenting arrangements: nsfamilylaw.ca/programs-servi…

In Nova Scotia, there are rules that outline what an affidavit should look like and how it should be written. We have example affidavits that you can review, as well a video to help you prepare your own, here: nsfamilylaw.ca/court-processe…

There are two types of moves - ‘change in residence’ and ‘relocation’. This issue is sometimes called ‘mobility’. What is the difference and what is required if you plan to move with a child? Find out here: nsfamilylaw.ca/children/reloc…

Going to court as a witness, either because someone asked you to testify on their behalf, or because you received a subpoena requiring you to testify at court? Find out what to expect: nsfamilylaw.ca/court-processe…

Chat with a family law lawyer today, for free, at nslegalaid.ca!

The NS Family Law website offers information relating to law, processes, and services that make up family law in Nova Scotia. The website will help you understand family law issues and provide the tools to navigate. Visit: nsfamilylaw.ca

Many people think of physical abuse when they think of family violence, but family violence can occur in many different ways. For more information, see: nsfamilylaw.ca/family-violenc…

Do you have questions about paternity testing? If so, the Nova Scotia Family Law website has information here: nsfamilylaw.ca/child-support/…

Missed the virtual Divorce Workshop this month? Find out how to register for other sessions here: nsfamilylaw.ca/separation-div…

Special or extraordinary expenses are the ‘extra’ amounts of child support be paid in addition to the established ‘table’ amount. Special or extraordinary expenses are sometimes called ‘section 7 expenses’. Learn more nsfamilylaw.ca/child-support/…

What factors determine if someone qualifies to receive spousal support? Find out here: nsfamilylaw.ca/spousal-support

Mental health is a vital part of our overall wellbeing. If you are involved in a family court process, this can be a big source of stress for you and your children. For information and resources, see: nsfamilylaw.ca/other/mental-h…