An Amber alert was issued for Welland, Ontario resident Layla Sabry on Dec. 2, together with a Canada-wide arrest warrant for her mother, Allana Haist.
LAO recently announced it’s incurred a $26 million deficit in the last year. Meanwhile, the percentage of self-represented parties in family court continues to rise.
With collaborative family practice, parties can negotiate their break-up with autonomy and privacy
Tips on how to work with your legal counsel effectively
Even if your motives are horrible, prejudicial or mean-spirited
We in the legal community believed that Motherisk was the “gold standard” of testing. Tragically, we now know that we were wrong and that in many instances parents lost their children, at least in part, upon the strength of test results which “may” have been faulty.
I recently attended an interesting session called What About Me? Said the Child as part of a conference in Seattle. What about the childs voice
When your relationship goes south, you could have spousal support obligations
In my experience, there are two types of family law clients: those who are overwhelmed and want to delay the proceedings and those who want it
Be careful what you say online. It could be used against you in court.
Earlier this month, Claire Farmer wrote a helpful article for this column called 4 Tips for Self-Represented Parties in Small Claims Court. As a result, I
How amendments to the Child and Family Services Act are changing the lives of adopted children
