
Major Changes to Family Law in Alberta: What Calgary Families Need to Know About the New Court Process Starting January 2026
If you are separating or divorcing in Calgary, understanding these changes now can save you months of delays and thousands in legal costs. Beginning January 2, 2026, Alberta is introducing a completely redesigned process for family law matters called the Family Focused Protocol (FFP). These changes will impact how parents and separating couples access the Court of King’s Bench for issues such as parenting, child support, spousal support, and property division. The new system is designed to reduce conflict, improve efficiency, and ensure families have the right information and preparation...
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