Kurie Moore Law Group

11/29/2025

High-conflict family situations can quickly turn contentious and emotional, escalating tensions between the parties. As a result, it’s all too common for one party to turn aggressive or accuse the other of being violent to further their own goals.

Emergency Protection Orders and Restraining Orders are two methods established by Alberta law for dealing with matters in the family courts where a person is concerned about their safety from other people.

Learn more about EPO's and Restraining Orders on our website: https://kurielaw.ca/emergency-protection-orders.../

Our caring and professional team of lawyers can help with Emergency Protection Orders (EPO) & Restraining Orders In Sherwood Park & Edmonton. Call us today.

11/29/2025

Have you thought about what would happen to your assets, property, and loved ones after you're gone? It's crucial to have a well-crafted Will in place to ensure your wishes are carried out and your loved ones are protected.

At Kurie Moore Law Group, our team of experienced professionals understands the importance of a comprehensive Will and the peace of mind it brings. We specialize in helping clients across Alberta create legally binding Wills that reflect their unique circumstances and wishes.

Writing a Will involves careful consideration of your estate, beneficiaries, guardianship, and more. With our expertise and personalized approach, we'll guide you through the process, addressing your concerns and ensuring that your Will accurately reflects your intentions.

Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation and take the first step towards securing your family's future. Email us at [email protected] to learn more.

With our convenient Sherwood Park law firm location to serve you, Kurie Moore Law Group is here to help you find positive and cost-effective solutions to your legal concerns.

11/29/2025

Being charged with a crime as a young person can feel overwhelming.

At Kurie Moore Law Group, we understand the unique challenges of youth criminal cases and the importance of protecting your child's future opportunities.

The Youth Criminal Justice Act treats young offenders differently than adults, focusing on rehabilitation and growth rather than punishment. Early legal representation is crucial to explore alternative measures, diversion programs, and solutions that minimize the impact on your child's future.

Our experienced youth criminal defense team works to:

- Protect your child's rights during police questioning
- Navigate the youth court system effectively
- Pursue options that can help protect their record
- Connect families with appropriate support services

We provide clear guidance to both parents and youth throughout the process, always focusing on rehabilitation and positive outcomes.

Contact us today to discuss how we can help protect your child's future:
Phone: 1-780-809-3545
Email: [email protected]

Remember: If your child has been charged with a crime or is being questioned by police, seek legal advice immediately. Early intervention can make a significant difference

11/29/2025

Are you going through a divorce or separation in Alberta? Don't believe the myth that property is always divided equally. While an equal division of property is a starting point under the law, it's not always the end result.

The court may consider factors such as the length of the marriage, the contributions of each spouse, and the economic advantages or disadvantages of each spouse after the separation.

That's why it's important to have a skilled family law lawyer on your side to advocate for your interests and ensure that the property division is fair and appropriate in your circumstances.

Contact us at 1-780-809-3545 to schedule a consultation and get the legal support you need.

11/20/2025

At Kurie Moore Law Group, we’re proud to stand beside our clients and provide the guidance and support they need during challenging times

11/18/2025

Do you have a will?

If you're like nearly half of Canadian adults, the answer is no. But here's the truth: if you're over 18, own anything, or have children, you need one.

Without a will in Alberta, the government - not you - decides what happens to your assets and who raises your kids.

Our latest blog breaks down:
✅ What happens if you die without a will
✅ Why wills matter for parents
✅ When to update your estate plan
✅ Common myths about estate planning

Estate planning isn't about being morbid - it's about protecting the people you love.

Read the full guide: https://kurielaw.ca/do-i-need-a-will-estate-planning-essentials-for-every-alberta-adult/

Every Alberta adult needs a will, yet half don’t have one. Learn what happens if you die intestate, how to protect your family, and essential estate planning tips from our legal experts.

11/18/2025

Making the decision to end a marriage is one of life's most challenging moments. If you're considering separation in Alberta, you're facing important decisions that will affect your future and your family. The path forward includes critical steps like creating a separation agreement, dividing shared assets, establishing parenting arrangements, and determining support obligations.

At Kurie Moore Law Group, we understand that every family's situation is unique. Our experienced family law team provides personalized guidance to help you navigate this transition with dignity and clarity. We work closely with each client to develop separation agreements that protect their interests while promoting practical, cost-effective solutions.

From our convenient Sherwood Park location, we've helped countless individuals and families across Edmonton and greater Alberta move forward with confidence. Whether you're just beginning to consider separation or ready to take the next step, we're here to help you understand your options and make informed decisions about your future.

Contact us today at 780-809-3545 or email [email protected] to schedule a confidential consultation

11/18/2025

Finding the right Sherwood Park lawyer for your unique situation can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be.

Our team members have spent years practicing in a broad range of legal fields, so we have the knowledge and expertise to find the best solution for you.

With our convenient Sherwood Park law firm location to serve you, Kurie Moore Law Group is here to help you find positive and cost-effective solutions to your legal concerns.

With our convenient Sherwood Park law firm location to serve you, Kurie Moore Law Group is here to help you find positive and cost-effective solutions to your legal concerns.

11/18/2025

Although parents want what's best for their children, they may not always see eye-to-eye on this issue during a divorce. When parents are unable to reach an agreement on child care arrangements, custody, or access, the courts will decide instead.

In cases like this, the courts will make judgments based on what is in the child's best interests. There are a lot of meanings to this term, so having a fundamental understanding of it might be useful.

The best interests of a child in Alberta include a child's happiness, as well as his or her emotional, physical, and psychological health. The following are some examples of these components:

- A history of parental violence or abuse
- A child's physical and emotional needs can be met by his or her parents.
- The existing connection between a youngster and each parent is considered. Is a kid close with his community and other family members?
- Is there a preference for the type of home? Are drug use concerns an issue in the household?
- The physical and mental health of each parent

The courts consider a number of criteria in making this decision, including the specific facts of each case and the child's age. When deciding custody, the court does not look at a number of things. The parents' gender and financial status are among them.

If you would like to learn more about this subject and how we can help please contact us: https://kurielaw.ca/

11/18/2025

Individuals who have been married multiple times tend to have a more practical outlook compared to those who have only had one marriage partner. With greater life experience, they recognize the importance of preparing for future changes.

When entering a second marriage, it's essential to consider and plan for various legal issues to avoid future conflicts and establish clear expectations.

At Kurie Moore Law Group, our family lawyers have extensive experience in advising clients who are planning to remarry or separate from a second marriage. We understand the unique concerns that arise in such situations and analyze all potential consequences to help our clients plan for their second marriage.

We believe in providing compassionate and practical legal advice that addresses our client's specific needs. Let us help you navigate the legal aspects of your second marriage and ensure that you start your new journey on a strong foundation.

Contact us today at [email protected]

11/18/2025

Criminal appeals in Alberta provide individuals who have been convicted of a crime with the opportunity to challenge their conviction or the severity of their sentence. When a person believes that errors were made during the original trial, they can seek a review by a higher court to rectify any legal mistakes or procedural irregularities.

In Alberta, criminal appeals are typically heard by the Alberta Court of Appeal, which serves as the appellate court for the region. This higher court reviews the decisions made in the lower courts and has the authority to uphold, overturn, or modify the original verdict and sentence.

To initiate a criminal appeal in Edmonton, the appellant (the party appealing) must file a formal application with the Court of Appeal. This application outlines the grounds for the appeal and includes supporting legal arguments. Adhering to specified deadlines is crucial to ensure the case is considered.

With a wealth of knowledge and a track record of success, the Kurie Moore Law Group has handled numerous criminal appeals in Edmonton. We meticulously review case files, identify legal errors, and present compelling arguments to the appellate court. Our goal is to ensure that justice is served and your rights are protected.

Call us at 1-780-809-3545 to schedule a consultation.

11/18/2025

A will allows you to determine who will administer your estate upon your death and also who will share in your estate. If you have young children, you will also want to specify who will care for them in the event of your death and any other details necessary to safeguard their financial stability.

You've spent a lot of time and money to amass assets over your lifetime, and it's important to ensure that these are available for your loved ones.

The Kurie Moore Law Group can help you achieve your goals to ensure that your hard-earned estate is distributed according to your wishes.

We have the experience and knowledge necessary to help you achieve this without any problem. Learn more at: https://kurielaw.ca/service/wills/