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Family - Pre-Marriage & Parenting.
Cohabitation, prenuptial, parenting plans, child travel consent, and guardianship designations. For families before, during, and outside divorce.
64 forms across 14 jurisdictions.
Alberta
All Alberta forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A cohabitation agreement for unmarried partners in Alberta, structured around the Family Property Act and the Adult Interdependent Relationships Act. Covers property brought in, property acquired together, debts, support obligations, and what happens if the relationship ends. Independent legal advice strongly recommended.
Guardianship Designation
A formal designation of guardian for your minor children, built around Alberta's Family Law Act. Names a primary guardian and alternate, sets out your wishes for upbringing, and integrates with your will. Recommended for every parent with children under 18.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A detailed parenting plan between separated or divorced parents under Alberta's Family Law Act and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, school, extracurriculars, communication, relocation, and dispute resolution. Can stand alone or attach to a separation agreement.
Prenuptial Agreement
A prenuptial (pre-marriage) agreement for couples in Alberta, built around the Family Property Act and the Matrimonial Property Act framework. Defines separate property, shared property, debt allocation, spousal support, and exit terms. Requires full financial disclosure and independent legal advice to remain enforceable.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a non-parent adult (grandparent, nanny, family friend) to pick up your child from school, sign for medical decisions in an emergency, or make routine decisions while you are away. Includes ID requirements, scope limits, and expiry date.
British Columbia
All British Columbia forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A British Columbia cohabitation agreement under the Family Law Act. BC gives spouse status for property and support after 2 years of cohabitation, so this agreement is often used to modify or opt out of default equal sharing.
Guardianship Designation
A British Columbia guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian, sets upbringing wishes, and helps the Supreme Court of British Columbia understand the parents intentions.
Marriage Agreement
A British Columbia marriage agreement under the Family Law Act. Defines excluded property, family property division, support expectations, home arrangements, and independent legal advice.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A British Columbia parenting plan under the Family Law Act and federal Divorce Act. Covers guardianship, parental responsibilities, parenting time, relocation, holidays, communication, and child support.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in British Columbia. Built for school-district recordkeeping, emergency contacts, and clear expiry terms.
Federal (Canada)
All Federal (Canada) forms →Manitoba
All Manitoba forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A Manitoba cohabitation agreement under The Family Law Act and The Family Property Act. Handles the unique rule that registration in Vital Statistics gives immediate common-law property rights, while unregistered partners qualify after 3 years or 1 year with a child.
Guardianship Designation
A Manitoba guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Manitoba parenting plan under The Family Law Act and federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Prenuptial Agreement
A Manitoba prenuptial agreement under The Family Property Act and The Family Law Act. Defines family property treatment, support expectations, home arrangements, children, and independent legal advice.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Manitoba. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms.
New Brunswick
All New Brunswick forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A New Brunswick cohabitation agreement under the Family Law Act, SNB 2020 and Marital Property Act. Handles that 3 years cohabitation, or 1 year plus a child, for support rights, plus property, debts, support expectations, home terms, and independent legal advice.
Guardianship Designation
A New Brunswick guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under provincial family-law procedure.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A New Brunswick parenting plan under the Family Law Act, SNB 2020 and Marital Property Act and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Prenuptial Agreement
A New Brunswick prenuptial agreement under the Family Law Act, SNB 2020 and Marital Property Act. Defines property treatment, support expectations, home arrangements, children, and independent legal advice.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in New Brunswick. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms.
Newfoundland & Labrador
All Newfoundland & Labrador forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A Newfoundland and Labrador cohabitation agreement under the Family Law Act, RSNL 1990, c F-2. Handles that 2 years cohabitation, or 1 year plus a child, for support rights, plus property, debts, support expectations, home terms, and independent legal advice.
Guardianship Designation
A Newfoundland and Labrador guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under provincial family-law procedure.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Newfoundland and Labrador parenting plan under the Family Law Act, RSNL 1990, c F-2 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Prenuptial Agreement
A Newfoundland and Labrador prenuptial agreement under the Family Law Act, RSNL 1990, c F-2. Defines property treatment, support expectations, home arrangements, children, and independent legal advice.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Newfoundland and Labrador. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms.
Nova Scotia
All Nova Scotia forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A Nova Scotia cohabitation agreement under the Matrimonial Property Act and Parenting and Support Act. Handles that 2 years cohabitation for support, or a conjugal relationship with a child; registered domestic partners can opt into matrimonial-property rights, plus property, debts, support expectations, home terms, and independent legal advice.
Guardianship Designation
A Nova Scotia guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under provincial family-law procedure.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Nova Scotia parenting plan under the Matrimonial Property Act and Parenting and Support Act and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Prenuptial Agreement
A Nova Scotia prenuptial agreement under the Matrimonial Property Act and Parenting and Support Act. Defines property treatment, support expectations, home arrangements, children, and independent legal advice.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Nova Scotia. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms.
Northwest Territories
All Northwest Territories forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A Northwest Territories cohabitation agreement under the Family Law Act, SNWT 1997. NWT common-law spouses may have property and support rights after 2 years, so the agreement records assets, debts, home rights, and disclosure carefully. Covers property, debts, support expectations, home terms, and independent legal advice.
Guardianship Designation
A Northwest Territories guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under territorial family-law procedure. NWT civil claims are print-ready because Territorial Court Civil Claims does not permit e-filing. Phase B should support the territory's 11 official languages.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Northwest Territories parenting plan under the Family Law Act, SNWT 1997 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support. NWT civil claims are print-ready because Territorial Court Civil Claims does not permit e-filing. Phase B should support the territory's 11 official languages.
Prenuptial Agreement
A Northwest Territories prenuptial agreement under the Family Law Act, SNWT 1997. Defines property treatment, support expectations, home arrangements, children, and independent legal advice. Built for marriage planning before the wedding date.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Northwest Territories. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms. It does not transfer guardianship or decision-making authority.
Nunavut
All Nunavut forms →Guardianship Designation
A Nunavut guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under territorial family-law procedure. Uses a unified Nunavut Court of Justice pathway and screens for Inuit customary law considerations where relevant. All Nunavut forms need high-priority Inuktitut translation in Phase B.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Nunavut parenting plan under the Family Law Act, CSNu c F-30 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support. Uses a unified Nunavut Court of Justice pathway and screens for Inuit customary law considerations where relevant. All Nunavut forms need high-priority Inuktitut translation in Phase B.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Nunavut. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms. It does not transfer guardianship or decision-making authority.
Ontario
All Ontario forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A cohabitation agreement for unmarried partners in Ontario under Family Law Act section 53. Covers property brought in, property acquired together, debts, support obligations, and what happens if the relationship ends. Independent legal advice strongly recommended.
Guardianship Designation
A formal designation of guardian for your minor children under Ontario's Children's Law Reform Act. Names a primary guardian and alternate, sets out your wishes for upbringing, and integrates with your will. Recommended for every Ontario parent with children under 18.
Marriage Contract (Prenuptial)
A marriage contract (prenuptial agreement) for couples in Ontario under Family Law Act section 52. Defines separate property, equalization-payment alternatives, matrimonial home rights, spousal support, and exit terms. Requires full financial disclosure and independent legal advice to remain enforceable.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A detailed parenting plan between separated or divorced parents under Ontario's Children's Law Reform Act and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making responsibility, parenting time, holidays, school, extracurriculars, communication, relocation, and dispute resolution.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a non-parent adult (grandparent, nanny, family friend) to pick up your child from an Ontario school, sign for medical decisions in an emergency, or make routine decisions while you are away. Includes ID requirements, scope limits, and expiry date.
Prince Edward Island
All Prince Edward Island forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A Prince Edward Island cohabitation agreement under the Family Law Act, RSPEI 1988, c F-2.1. Handles that 3 years cohabitation, or a conjugal relationship plus a child, for support rights, plus property, debts, support expectations, home terms, and independent legal advice.
Guardianship Designation
A Prince Edward Island guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under provincial family-law procedure.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Prince Edward Island parenting plan under the Family Law Act, RSPEI 1988, c F-2.1, and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Prenuptial Agreement
A Prince Edward Island prenuptial agreement under the Family Law Act, RSPEI 1988, c F-2.1. Defines property treatment, support expectations, home arrangements, children, and independent legal advice.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Prince Edward Island. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms.
Québec
All Québec forms →Contrat de mariage
A Contrat de mariage under the Civil Code of Québec. Sets the matrimonial regime, but cannot waive mandatory patrimoine familial rules for the family residence, furniture, vehicles, and retirement savings.
Convention de vie commune (Co-Habitation Convention)
A Convention de vie commune for Québec de facto spouses. The Civil Code of Québec does not give conjoints de fait property rights through cohabitation, so this contract creates property, support, home, and exit rights from scratch.
Guardianship Designation
A Québec guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a proposed tutor or guardian, records upbringing wishes, and coordinates with the will.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Québec parenting plan under the Civil Code of Québec and federal Divorce Act. Covers parental authority, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Québec. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms.
Saskatchewan
All Saskatchewan forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A Saskatchewan cohabitation agreement under The Family Property Act and The Family Maintenance Act, 1997. Handles the 2-year common-law threshold for family-property rights, support expectations, debts, home terms, and independent legal advice.
Guardianship Designation
A Saskatchewan guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under Saskatchewan family-law procedure.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Saskatchewan parenting plan under The Children's Law Act, 2020 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support.
Prenuptial Agreement
A Saskatchewan prenuptial agreement under The Family Property Act and The Family Maintenance Act, 1997. Defines family-property treatment, support expectations, home arrangements, children, and independent legal advice.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Saskatchewan. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms.
Yukon
All Yukon forms →Cohabitation Agreement
A Yukon cohabitation agreement under the Family Property and Support Act, RSY 2002. Yukon common-law partners do not receive automatic property-division rights, so this agreement must create those rights by contract. Covers property, debts, support expectations, home terms, and independent legal advice.
Guardianship Designation
A Yukon guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under territorial family-law procedure. Includes a First Nations self-government screening question for wills, estates, and incapacity planning where a person may be a Citizen of a self-governing Yukon First Nation.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Yukon parenting plan under the Family Property and Support Act, RSY 2002 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support. Includes a First Nations self-government screening question for wills, estates, and incapacity planning where a person may be a Citizen of a self-governing Yukon First Nation.
Prenuptial Agreement
A Yukon prenuptial agreement under the Family Property and Support Act, RSY 2002. Defines property treatment, support expectations, home arrangements, children, and independent legal advice. Built for marriage planning before the wedding date.
School Authorization & Pickup Letter
Authorizes a trusted adult to pick up a child or handle routine school matters in Yukon. Built for school records, emergency contacts, scope limits, and expiry terms. It does not transfer guardianship or decision-making authority.
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