• Time to Retain a Lawyer?

    Our lawyers are ready to speak to you and shall call you on the same day as your call, during our office hours, or within one day after weekends and holidays.

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  • Quality and Courtesy Service

    We understand that the emotional impact of a separation or divorce is often devastating. Dealing with issues related to children, support and property during this time can be difficult. We provide a supportive and respectful environment and we listen to your needs.

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  • Our Blog

    Child Support, Spousal Support, Parenting and Custody and Family law can change from the release of new legislation or a ground breaking case. We will keep ourselves and our clients up to date on developments in the law in our Blog

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  • RCIM LLP Your Calgary Family Law Team

    Our firm consists of Diana J Richmond, Alison J Chickloski, Waldemar Igras, Sean Moldowan and Shayi Xu. We specialize in the areas of Family law: Divorce, Separation, Parenting and Custody, Division of Matrimonial Property, Child Support and Spousal Support. Specialization allows us to be current and skilled in our specific areas of law.

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  • Divorce and Separation Litigation

    AT RCIM LLP our lawyers have experience litigating in Provincial Court, Court of Queen’s Bench and the Court of Appeal of Alberta.

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  • Negotiating and Settlement of Family Matters

    Divorce and separation does not need to be a gamble. Our lawyers have the expertise to help you to negotiate or can negotiate on your behalf in matters of matrimonial property, child support, spousal support and parenting.

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  • Family Law Mediation

    Mediation encourages parties to work together with the assistance of an independent mediator to work through their difficult parenting, custody, child support, spousal support and matrimonial property division in an amicable manner.

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  • Family Law Arbitration

    Parties hold the power to select an arbitrator, as opposed to appearing before a Justice or Judge in court with respect to their family law needs. Arbitration allows an independent practitioner to hear and rule on your custody parenting, child and spousal support, or matrimonial property division.

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  • Collaborative Family Law

    The Collaborative law process is about cooperation and not confrontation. It allows the parties and counsel to work together and instead of shouting out their needs, to listen to each other’s interests in order to agree on custody, child support, parenting, spousal and matrimonial law matters.

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  • Separation, Property and Marriage Agreements

    Parties may or may not require the assistance of a lawyer to agree on matrimonial property, child support, custody, spousal support, and parenting matters; however, it is important to obtain independent legal advice in the drafting and signing of an Agreement.

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Divorce

Divorce is the final, legal ending of a marriage. Deciding to end a marriage is difficult. You have to deal with huge emotional issues and make many tough decisions. You also need to know your legal rights and responsibilities. Learn more about the legal process.

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Matrimonial Property

There is an assumption in Alberta that the parties will divide matrimonial property fairly and equally between spouses when they separate and/or divorce. There are, of course exceptions and rules to follow in the division of matrimonial property where a lawyer will be crucial…

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Parenting and Custody

When there are minor children of the relationship or marriage, deciding on a parenting arrangement after separation is not easy. Parties must decide on where the children will live, who will make major decisions in the child’s life, and what time each parent will spend with the child.

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