Compassionate Family & Criminal Lawyers Serving Grand Prairie
Finding the ideal lawyer for your case might be tough, but it doesn’t have to be. Our members have years of experience practising law in a variety of fields, so we have the skills and knowledge to help you discover the best answer. Our law office is based in Sherwood Park, but we represent clients from all around Alberta, including Grand Prairie.
On both family and criminal law matters, Kurie Moore Law Group serving Grand Prairie provides skilled and cost-effective legal advice and services.
Kurie Moore Law Group takes the time to completely understand each matter brought to our notice by a client in need of assistance. We want our customers to understand their options and make well-informed decisions on the status of their case. Whether through trial, settlement, mediation, arbitration, litigation, or discourse, we strive to get the best possible result for our clients.
Our Family Law Services Serving Grand Prairie
We support our clients in many traditional family law areas, including separation and divorce; property and debt division; child and spousal support; guardianship, parenting time and mobility; and cohabitation, marriage, and separation agreements.
Guardianship and Child Custody
In the Grande Prairie region, our team is dedicated to aiding you with child custody and guardianship concerns.
Lawyers for Child Support
Our family lawyers are committed to providing you with advice and support when you need it the most using mediation as a means of dispute resolution whenever possible.
Caring Divorce Lawyers Serving Grand Prairie
Our divorce lawyers are dedicated to assisting you with divorce and courtroom proceedings, and, if necessary, they’ll be on hand to walk you through every step of the process so you do not feel vulnerable or lost.
Parenting, Visitation, and Access
One of the more common difficulties during a divorce is how to spend time with children. The divorce lawyers at Kurie Moore Law Group are committed to resolving issues related to access and changes to court orders pertaining to parenting arrangements.
Separation Contracts
Our team understands how difficult it can be to divorce your spouse or common-law partner. When going through the divorce process, you can rely on Kurie Moore Law Group’s capable law specialists to draft a fair and enforceable agreement for the court.
Our knowledgeable legal representatives possess considerable experience managing family law cases. They can help you through all facets of the process.
Grand Prairie Professional Criminal Lawyers
The criminal lawyers at Kurie Moore Law Group specialize in the law and are passionate about helping you gain the most leverage in your prosecutions. We strive for results that enable you to get back to your life as quickly as possible.
DUI & Impaired Driving Lawyer Serving Grand Prairie
A convicted impaired driver may have to face many negative consequences. But with Kurie Moore Law Group at your side, you’ll have a better chance of winning your case.
Offenses Related to Drugs
Kurie Moore Law Group has experience in matters related to your rights and has defended numerous charges under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
Hearings on Bail
The criminal litigation department at the Kurie Moore Law Group has successfully advocated on behalf of their diverse range of clients at bail court preliminary hearings and bail hearings before the Court of Queen’s Bench.
Understanding the law isn’t enough to protect your rights. We believe it is equally critical to comprehend your unique circumstances, background, and priorities. We’ll meet with you and listen to your story so that we can better represent you.
It is important that you get legal counsel if you have been charged with a crime in Grande Prairie. Our criminal lawyers have spent years defending thousands of criminal cases in Alberta courts at all levels.
Grande Prairie Courthouse
Grande Prairie Courthouse
10260 – 99 St.,
Grande Prairie, AB
T8V 2H4
Phone: (780) 538-5360
CRIMINAL & FAMILY SITTINGS
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Kurie Moore Law Group’s highly skilled and passionate lawyers are proud to offer our criminal, family law, and wills & estates services in the Grand Prairie area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Finding the right Grande Prairie lawyer for your unique situation can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Our team of experienced lawyers has spent years practicing criminal and family law, providing strategic legal solutions tailored to your needs. With our deep understanding of both criminal defense and family law matters, we ensure every client receives personalized attention and effective representation.
When should I contact a lawyer?
Contact us immediately after being arrested or when facing family law issues. Early legal representation is crucial for protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome.
What happens during the initial consultation?
During your consultation, we’ll discuss your case confidentially, explain your legal rights, and outline potential strategies. We’ll ensure you understand the legal process and what to expect moving forward.
When does child support end in Alberta?
For divorced parents, child support ends when the child reaches the age of majority (18 in Alberta) or becomes self-sufficient. Support may continue if the child is pursuing post-secondary education or has special needs.
What should I do immediately after being charged with a criminal offense?
Stay calm and exercise your right to remain silent. Contact a criminal defense lawyer immediately before speaking with law enforcement. Remember that anything you say can be used against you in court.
Can common-law partners receive spousal support?
Yes, common-law partners can apply for spousal support under Alberta’s Family Law Act if they qualify as adult interdependent partners. However, support isn’t automatic and depends on factors such as financial need and ability to pay.
What are my rights regarding the family home after separation?
Both spouses have the right to remain in the family home after separation, regardless of ownership. You can apply for exclusive possession through the court, which will consider factors such as financial means, existing court orders, and children’s best interests.