Getting Divorced? How a Separation Agreement Protects Your Estate and Your Future in BC
Quick Answer: A separation agreement in BC is a legally binding contract between separating spouses or common-law partners that resolves property division, spousal support, parenting arrangements, and debt. Without one, BC’s Family Law Act default rules apply automatically, which may not reflect your intentions. A properly drafted separation agreement protects your estate, limits your exposure…
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