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When parents separate, understanding child support can involve more than determining the basic monthly amount. Certain costs for children may fall outside regular child support and may need to be shared separately between parents.

These are commonly called Section 7 expenses, or special or extraordinary expenses.

For parents navigating child support in British Columbia, knowing what qualifies as a Section 7 expense, how costs may be divided, and how to address disagreements can help reduce uncertainty and avoid future conflict.

Separation can make financial disclosure feel overwhelming, but you don’t need every document at once. Start with income records, bank statements, property and debt information, and existing agreements. Taylor Law Group helps families across Langley and the Fraser Valley understand what matters, organize key records, and move forward with confidence.

Learn why more Separating Couples use mediation for parenting, finances, and conflict resolution. Discover benefits, costs, preparation tips, and when mediation works best.

In British Columbia, guardianship isn’t limited to biological parents. The Family Law Act allows non-biological caregivers and extended family members to seek decision-making roles and parenting time when it serves a child’s best interests. At Taylor Law Group in Langley, we’ve helped many families understand their rights and safeguard meaningful relationships.

Family law issues can arise during life’s most challenging transitions. This guide offers clear, compassionate insight into family law in British Columbia, helping Langley families understand separation, parenting, and resolution options while moving forward with greater confidence and clarity.

When many people hear the term estate planning, they often think of retirees or those with significant wealth. However, estate planning is just as important for young families who are building their futures, raising children, and managing new responsibilities. In...

Writing a will is one of the most important steps in protecting your wishes and providing for your loved ones after you pass away. In British Columbia, a properly drafted will helps make sure your assets are distributed according to your instructions and that the...

Life is unpredictable. While most people understand the importance of having a will, many overlook another essential legal document. A power of attorney gives someone you trust the authority to manage your financial and legal affairs if you are no longer able to do...

When most people think of estate planning, they focus on wills, trusts, and how to pass on their assets. While these tools are important, there is another key legal document that should not be overlooked. In British Columbia, a representation agreement plays a...

Understanding family mediation can feel like entering a new domain. It's an opportunity to resolve conflicts amicably, whether related to separation, custody, or other family concerns. Mediation helps in finding common ground by working collaboratively towards a...