LawDB lists 3 family law law firms in Alberta, with an average Google rating of 3.8 across 190 reviews. The highest-rated is Walsh LLP (4.2 stars from 129 reviews).
| Firm | Rating | Reviews | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Walsh LLP | 4.2 | 129 | 2800, 801 6 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 4A3 | (403) 267-8400 |
| Duncan Craig LLP | 3.8 | 47 | 2800 Scotia Place, 10060 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB T5J 3V9 | (780) 428-6036 |
| Bishop & McKenzie LLP | 3.3 | 14 | 605 5 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 3H5 | (403) 237-5550 |
Family lawyers advise on separation and divorce, parenting arrangements, child and spousal support, and the division of property. Many also prepare separation agreements and marriage contracts.
Alberta's Limitations Act sets a basic two-year limitation period for most claims, with exceptions. Speak to a lawyer early so that a deadline does not run out.
Divorce is governed by the federal Divorce Act, while property division and some other matters are decided under provincial law, so both matter in most separations.
Family lawyers usually require an upfront retainer and bill hourly. Ask how fees change if the case settles early, and whether limited-scope help is offered. Ask about disbursements (third-party costs), taxes, and what happens if your matter changes in scope. Many firms offer a first consultation, but confirm whether it is free.
Walsh LLP is rated at 4.2 stars, based on 129 Google reviews. The office is at 2800, 801 6 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 4A3. Listed focus areas: Family, Real Estate.
Duncan Craig LLP is rated at 3.8 stars, based on 47 Google reviews. The office is at 2800 Scotia Place, 10060 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB T5J 3V9. Listed focus areas: Wills & Estates, Real Estate.
Bishop & McKenzie LLP is rated at 3.3 stars, based on 14 Google reviews. The office is at 605 5 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 3H5. Listed focus areas: Litigation, Corporate.
Check that the lawyer is licensed with the Law Society of Alberta, ask how much of their practice is family law, compare Google ratings and review counts, and get the fee structure in writing. Family lawyers usually require an upfront retainer and bill hourly. Ask how fees change if the case settles early, and whether limited-scope help is offered.
LawDB currently lists 3 family law firms in Alberta, out of 26 law firms in the province across all practice areas. The average Google rating of these firms is 3.8.
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Lawyers in Alberta are regulated by the Law Society of Alberta, which keeps a public directory you can search by name.
Family lawyers usually require an upfront retainer and bill hourly. Ask how fees change if the case settles early, and whether limited-scope help is offered. Fees vary by firm and by the complexity of your matter, so ask for an estimate in writing.
Bring: Dates of marriage, cohabitation and separation; Details of the children and current parenting arrangements; Recent tax returns, pay stubs and account statements; A list of property and debts; Any existing agreements or court orders.
Alberta's Limitations Act sets a basic two-year limitation period for most claims, with exceptions. Because these deadlines can be short, it is safest to speak to a lawyer as soon as possible.
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