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Family Law Act Grandchild/Grandparent Access

Source: www.cangrands.com
Topic: Family Law

Sort Desciption: page 1 of 6 Family Law Act Grandchild/Grandparent Access The Family Law Act at first glance appears to affect only a very small segment of the general population.

Content Inside: of  6 Family Law Act Grandchild/Grandparent Access The Family Law Act at first glance appears to affect only a very small segment of the general population. It is important that we are not distracted by initial perceptions and that we more deeply examine a law that directly and indirectly affects nearly every person in the Province of Alberta. Every individual in the province is a grandchild. Many will one day become parents, and after that, grandparents. That being the case, the Family Law Act could impact every person in Alberta. The trend in Canada and Alberta suggest an increased need and use of grandparent support. Specific statistics in this area from Statistics Canada which indicate this are: Statistics for Grandchildren living with Grandparents with No Parents Present Census Years Region Number of Grandchildren living with grandparents with no parents present Census Years Region Number of Grandchildren living with grandparents with no parents present 1991 Alberta 5,345 1991 Canada 49,035 1996 Alberta 6,070 1996 Canada 53,105 2001 Alberta 7,000 2001 Canada 56,790 Currently, the Family Law Act puts the onus on grandparents to bring an application before the courts ...

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