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Family Law Saskatchewan's Safety Planning Tool is designed to help people dealing with violent relationships by providing them with strategies to increase their safety. By answering anonymous and confidential questions about their situation people can create a safety plan specific to their situation and their needs.

What is FAMILY LAW SASKATCHEWAN?

Family Law Saskatchewan has information about a wide range of topics from grounds for divorce, to child support guidelines, spousal support, parenting plans, separation agreements, how family property is defined and divided, making agreements, getting a court order and how family violence can impact family law issues. This information can help people understand their rights and obligations, how courts make decisions in family law cases and what steps they need to take.

Separation & Divorce
When a couple separate there are many issues that need to be dealt with including legally ending the relationship.
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Parenting
When parents are not living together decisions need to be made about where the children will live, when they will see each parent and how decisions about the children will be made.
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Support
Both parents must provide support to their children and in some cases a spouse may have to provide support to the other spouse. There are guidelines concerning the amount of child support and there are certain factors courts will consider when deciding whether to order spousal support, as well as the amount of spousal support.
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Property
Saskatchewan has laws concerning how the family home and other family property will be divided between spouses. Spouses can also decide for themselves how they want to divide their property but these types of agreements must meet certain conditions to be legally binding.
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Family Violence
There is help available for people who dealing with family violence. Information about abusive behaviour and laws designed to help individuals in these situations can help people experiencing family violence protect themselves and their children.
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Agreements
Agreements can be used to resolve the issues that can arise when there is family breakdown. Information about how to reach an agreement and what should be in an agreement can help parties who want to pursue this option.
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Family Law Court
When parties cannot resolve their family law issues either one or both of them can apply to court for court orders to settle matters such as parenting arrangements, support and division of family property.
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What is FAMILY LAW SASKATCHEWAN?

Separation & Divorce

Parenting

Support

Property

Family Violence

Agreements

Family Law Court