Kitchen Table Divorce
They say marriage is grand – sadly, divorce is twenty grand (or more). But if you’re like most middle class taxpayers you don’t have twenty grand to spend on lawyers. So just what are your legal...
View ArticleKitchenTableTalk – No.2 Question
The second most frequently asked question I am asked by any family law client is, “Just how much is my spouse entitled to in our divorce?”. It’s a great question, although one with some legal twists...
View ArticleNo.1 Question – FEAR NO DIVORCE!
Here it is after much fanfare- the number 1 question I am asked by separating or divorcing spouses, “Do I really need a lawyer? My spouse says that we should just work it out ourselves and save on...
View ArticleScary Statistics!
Two weeks ago Statistics Canada released a Report with some scary statistics for divorcing and separating couples. While the report did mention an overall decline in divorces for the period from 2005...
View ArticleHANDS on the WHEEL!
My client and I were meeting around the courtroom table across from my client’s former spouse and her counsel. Apprehension and low expectations were definitely the order of the day. If today’s...
View ArticleHealthier Choices
How you divorce can effect the future health of your children! I have witnessed firsthand the emotional trauma caused by separation and divorce on my family law clients. That’s the reason I created...
View ArticleADDICTED TO LOVE!
Why love hurts and what you can do about it! Love hurts. In fact, as a recent Suzuki documentary appears to confirm “Addicted to Love” is much more than just a Robert Palmer song title. Actually the...
View ArticleYou’ve Just Been Served – Now What?
Just been served with court documents by a burly stranger on behalf of your former spouse? Now what? Follow these three simple, but crucial, steps, and discover what you, and your ex, still have in...
View ArticleI Got Mediation!
Answer to your prayers? If you know the right questions! Family law mediation can be the answer to help some separated parties settle their disagreements. But in my experience as both a family law...
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