Agreements in the Post-Anderson World -- Do People Still Need Us?

Presented by the CBA Alberta Family Law (North) Section

On Demand. Originally presented on Sep. 10, 2026.

In 2023, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Anderson v Anderson, finding a "kitchen table" agreement for the division of family property was enforceable. In the three years since that decision, the Court of King's Bench has continued to interpret and apply Anderson in Alberta. Learn more about Anderson, the factors affecting the enforceability of "kitchen table" and other agreements, and the important roles counsel still play in interspousal agreements.

PRESENTERS

Sam W. Rollans (Associate, Bruyer & MacKay LLP)
Rianne Faucher (Staff Lawyer, Edmonton Community Legal Centre)

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