When Do You Need a Will?

A will is not something many people are comfortable talking or even thinking about because it also means they have […]

More Courtroom Zoom, please!

PDF format, sync.com, Zoom, email, screen-sharing, host, co-host, muted, video feed. These words are now part of the parlance of […]

Why It Is Important to Have a Will

Unless you have the elixir of immortality in your possession, death will come for you. Death comes for everyone. Bearing […]

Is my Case “Urgent” for Family Court during COVID-19? Can it be Heard by a Judge?

I have had several clients ask me if their case is truly “urgent” and if it can be heard by […]

Lawyer having video conference in courtroom

Video Conferencing in Family Court – We Need It Now

In the Canadian commercial law context, electronic trials (paperless trials), while not the norm, have been embraced by some members […]

[15 Principles] How Separated Parents Should Co-Parent During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Parenting is difficult. It is more difficult after separation. Now the Covid-19 pandemic is making it even more difficult. How […]

Covid-19: Now’s the time to use technology in the Ontario Family courts

With Covid-19 our family courts have virtually ground to a halt. Yet, Skype has been readily available for many years […]

Co-Parenting During The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic

These are uncertain times for sure. As parents we are always trying to do what is best for our children. […]

Government of Canada Helps Canadians

The past few weeks have been difficult for everyone and the uncertainty and stress of what is to come may […]

Tips for Co-Parenting During the COVID-19 Outbreak

Co-parenting after a divorce can be tricky at the best of times – and these are not the best of […]

Getting Divorced During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Divorces are nearly always a high-stress situation, and the current COVID-19 outbreak is adding an unprecedented complication to the process. […]

How Do Criminal Charges Affect My Family Law Case?

Sometimes, we see situations where our client is involved in a criminal court case as well as their family law […]

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