Blog Round-Up September/October 2023

by George Roy | Nov 6, 2023 | Blogs, Current Awareness

A bi-monthly round-up of blog posts from the Manitoba legal community for the months of September and October 2023

Brodsky Amy & Gould

The Evolution Of Cybercrime & Legal Responses September 27, 2023

Fillmore Riley

Supreme Court of Canada rules federal environmental assessment legislation to be largely unconstitutional October 20, 2023
Court documents: Service in the modern world October 12, 2023
Banished bullion: A Costco lesson in municipal law October 10, 2023
Corporate sustainability: Pursuing B Corp Certification October 06, 2023
What Canada’s new mandatory disclosure rules mean for you October 03, 2023
Use it or lose it: Special circumstances? September 19, 2023
The General Anti-Avoidance Rule may be expanding: what you need to know September 19, 2023
Investing in a clean growth future: Federal government unveils Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit draft legislation August 30, 2023

Matthew Gould Blog (Criminal Law)

White-Collar Crimes: Unravelling The Complex World Of Corporate Legal Defence October 11, 2023
The Power Of Negotiation: How Criminal Lawyers Secure Plea Bargains September 13, 2023

MLT Aikins

Changes to Canada Labour Code – Increase in notice required for individual terminations of employment September 25, 2023

Robson Crim Legal Blog

Civilly Protect Sexual Assault Survivors: A Call to Amend Libel and Slander Laws in the Wake of S-12

Taylor McCaffrey

Taylor McCaffrey LLP Stands with Israel Against Injustice October 19
Understanding Social Host Liability: When it’s Time to Call it a Night October 11
Wayne Gretzky and the Proper Use of Written Employment Agreements October 5
Manitoba Election 2023 – Employers’ Leave Obligations September 12
Timeliness vs. Proportionality: Discussion on King’s Bench Rule 24.06(1) in Papasotiriou-Lanteigne v. Tsitso September 6

TDS law

What Are the Natural Resources Transfer Agreements and Why Do They Matter? October 4
The Statutory Trust Under The Builders’ Liens Act September 27
Regulation of Short-Term Rental Properties: Key Considerations September 27

Together a collaborative family law blog

Holiday Essentials for Co-Parents October 13
Indigenous Perspectives in Family Law – Filling the Gap in our Education October 5
What Happens to our Pets if we Separate? September 22
Back to School Essentials for Co-Parents September 8

Blog Round-Up July/August 2023

by George Roy | Aug 31, 2023 | Blogs, Current Awareness

A bi-monthly round-up of blog posts from the Manitoba legal community for the months of July and August 2023

Brodsky Amy & Gould

Manitoba Strengthens Impaired Driving Laws Aug 21, 2023
Juvenile Offences: Legal Rights & Special Considerations July 13, 2023

Clarke Immigration Law

Global News: Future changes to STCA July 17, 2023

Davis Cyber Law

Cyber And Privacy Law June, 2023 August 9, 2023
Cyber And Privacy Law May, 2023 August 7, 2023
Cyber And Privacy Law April, 2023 August 4, 2023

Fillmore Riley

Manitoba reduces interprovincial trade barriers July 24, 2023

“Joshua Rogala’s Criminal Defence Blog”

Matthew Gould Blog (Criminal Law)

Tougher Penalties Announced To Curb Impaired Driving August 10, 2023
Understanding Your Rights At A DUI Checkpoint August 9, 2023

MLT Aikins

Recent SCC decision shows a willingness by the court to interpret GAAR expansively August 24, 2023
2022 cyberattack stats – and how to avoid being in the 2023 stats August 24, 2023
Saskatchewan announces new First Nation and Métis Consultation Policy Framework August 23, 2023
Indigenous Public Partnerships: Cost-effective solutions to aging public infrastructure August 23, 2023
Withholding tax on services provided in Canada by a non-resident: Understanding Regulation 105 of the Income Tax Act August 15, 2023
Accommodating employee safety? August 15, 2023

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High-cost credit lending in British Columbia: What lenders need to know August 11, 2023
Private placements for cleantech companies on the TSXV August 9, 2023
Canada’s plan for implementing UNDRIP brings potential and uncertainty for Indigenous peoples in land and resource development and regulation July 31, 2023
New privacy requirements for Saskatchewan health system July 31, 2023
Alternate routes for bringing tech workers into Canada July 31, 2023
UNDRIP Action Plan addresses Indigenous child and family services July 28, 2023
Bill C-38 proposed to address status registration issues under the Indian Act July 28, 2023
Major changes to Canadian Securities Exchange Policy 4 July 27, 2023
Weighing the risks: Joint bank accounts & in-trust accounts in estate planning July 27, 2023
Could municipalities in Saskatchewan ban fossil fuel heating in new homes? July 25, 2023
Amendments to Manitoba’s Provincial Offences Act would enable First Nations to enforce certain laws and bylaws in provincial system July 24, 2023
Updating Saskatchewan’s Environmental Protection Legislation July 21, 2023
Bill S-5, Strengthening Environmental Protection for a Healthier Canada Act, receives Royal Assent July 20, 2023
Global climate litigation continues to heat up, highlighting ESG risks July 17, 2023
New guidance aims to address growing ransomware threat July 17, 2023
Canadian Centre for Cyber Security: Huge concerns with artificial intelligence July 14, 2023
Canada opens doors to H-1B specialty visa holders – for a limited time July 14, 2023
UNDRIP Action Plan addresses Indigenous self-government July 13, 2023
Report warns Canada’s oil and gas sector is at growing risk of cyberattacks July 10, 2023
“Harassment” is now actionable in Alberta July 4, 2023

Taylor McCaffrey

If I Accept A Job Offer, Must I Legally Take It Even If I Receive A Better Offer A Few Days Later? August 28, 2023
Contrasting Anderson v. Anderson, 2023 SCC 13 (CanLII), With a Recent Manitoba Decision July 7, 2023
Time Running Out on Fixed-Term Employment Contracts? July 4, 2023

TDS law

Mandatory Disclosure Rules Receive Royal Assent July 13, 2023
Intellectual Property and Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Expressions: Grants Available to Foster Development and Inclusiveness July 13, 2023
Conducting Business as a Partnership July 7, 2023

Together: a collaborative family law blog

Mythbusters: Law students must pass a bar exam August 25, 2023
Post-Separation Budget Can Be Different Than You Might Expect July 28, 2023
Compassion, Empowerment & Dignity July 19, 2023
Joint Petitions for Divorce July 14, 2023

Winnipeg Divorce, Child Custody & Family Lawyer

Can Common Law Get Spousal Support? August 7, 2023
Are Spousal Support Payments Tax Deductible in Canada? August 7, 2023
Leaving Child in Car Unattended Law in Canada July 26, 2023
What Age Can You Leave a Child Alone? July 26, 2023
How to Apply for Child Support in Canada? July 18, 2023
Is It Possible to Terminate Parental Rights in Canada? July 18, 2023

Visionary Law

How to Avoid Probate in Manitoba August 14, 2023

Blog Round-Up May/June 2023

by George Roy | Jul 3, 2023 | Blogs, Current Awareness

A bi-monthly round-up of blog posts from the Manitoba legal community for the months of May and June 2023

Brodsky Amy & Gould

The Future Of Criminal Law May 24, 2023
Understanding Criminal Records: Expungement & Record Sealing June 29, 2023

Clarke Immigration Law

PSAC Strike & Immigration April 19, 2023
Warning: Agent in India Causes Deportation Order May 26, 2023
Travel Warning: USA May 29, 2023
CBC: STCA Decision by SCC, Rally for Refugees June 26, 2023

Fillmore Riley

Don’t wait to file to protect your IP: Government fee to rise 25 per cent June 28, 2023

“Joshua Rogala’s Criminal Defence Blog”

Sexual Assault Trials in Canada: Legal Process, Evidence, and Challenges – May 2, 2023
Criminal Law and Social Media: How Your Online Activity Can Impact Your Legal Status – May 6, 2023
Sentencing for Sexual Assault in Canada – May 9, 2023
The Importance of the Right to Silence in Canadian Criminal Law – May 13, 2023
From the Vault: Famous Canadian Cold Cases and Unsolved Mysteries – May 16, 2023
Racial Profiling and Discrimination in Policing: A Canadian Perspective – May 20, 2023
The Role of Forensic Science in Canadian Criminal Investigations – May 23, 2023
Understanding Aggravating and Mitigating Factors in Criminal Sentencing: A Canadian Perspective – May 27, 2023
Understanding Plea Bargains: Pros and Cons in the Canadian Criminal Justice System – May 30, 2023
Gender Bias Against Women in Canadian Criminal Law – June 3, 2023
Gender Bias Against Men in Canadian Criminal Law – June 6, 2023
Wrongful Convictions in Canada: Causes, Consequences, and Reforms – June 10, 2023
Legalizing Marijuana in Canada: Implications for Criminal Law – June 13, 2023
The Youth Criminal System in Canada: What Parents Need to Know – June 17, 2023
Criminal Defence Fashion: Dressing to Impress (and Influence) in the Courtroom – June 20, 2023
Immigration and Criminal Charges in Canada: How It Can Affe ct Your Status – June 24, 2023
Demystifying Legal Jargon: A Guide to Understanding Key Terms in Canadian Criminal Law – June 27, 2023

Matthew Gould Blog (Criminal Law)

What Happens When You Refuse A Breathalyzer Test In Manitoba? May 31, 2023
Driving Over .08 In Winnipeg June 5, 2023

MLT Aikins

That’s some serious dough: Price fixing leads to $50 million fine for bread company June 29, 2023
Appealing environmental protection orders: Lessons learned from a decade-long court battle June 29, 2023
Temporary policy aims to address labour shortages by upgrading foreign workers’ skills June 28, 2023
Feds announce bold new plans to bring tech workers to Canada June 28, 2023
Rectification in the tax context: Quebec Court of Appeal gives hope to a damaged equitable remedy June 28, 2023
Need to prove your status in the U.S.? You can no longer rely on passport stamps June 27, 2023
Release of International Sustainability Standards sets stage for Canadian mandatory reporting June 27, 2023

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Tips for a successful clean electricity project June 26, 2023
Saskatchewan releases emissions-reduction regulations June 23, 2023
Changes to federal employment standards take effect in July June 22, 2023
Saskatchewan introduces critical minerals strategy June 22, 2023
Court finds “thumbs-up” emoji can constitute an electronic signature June 21, 2023
Temporary policy may help employers looking to hire foreign talent June 20, 2023
Further significant increases to the CRA’s prescribed interest rates June 16, 2023
Competition Bureau publishes updated guidelines for no-poaching & wage-fixing agreements June 12, 2023
Thinking of surveilling your employees? Here are some tips June 11, 2023
Open banking: Looking ahead to accreditation June 7, 2023
De-risking clean tech investments with CFDs June 6, 2023
Saskatchewan employers face new obligations to address workplace violence June 6, 2023
Taxpayer successfully appeals gross negligence penalties June 6, 2023
Which franchise model is best for you? June 2, 2023
Court finds insufficient evidence to prove Facebook breached PIPEDA May 29, 2023
Privacy and cybersecurity risks with artificial intelligence May 29, 2023
Do you need an IP strategy? You may qualify for funding May 26, 2023
Proposed changes to The Saskatchewan Employment Act are now law May 24, 2023
Federally regulated employers will soon be required to provide menstrual products for employees May 24, 2023
Lease riders – maintaining control over leased franchise locations May 16, 2023
Federal court rebukes patent owner for “unfair” business practices May 16, 2023
An overview of private equity or venture capital fund timelines May 15, 2023
5 reasons you should hire a virtual privacy officer May 12, 2023
Employer awarded $425K for former employee’s theft May 12, 2023
Empowering Indigenous communities: latest coordination agreements under Bill C-92 May 12, 2023
CSE adopts significant amendments to policies May 11, 2023
Is a franchising model right for your business? With great power comes great responsibility May 9, 2023
Ruling suggests employers may be at greater risk of vicarious liability May 5, 2023
Immigration strategies for cross-border companies May 3, 2023
Do you need to review your cookies policy? May 3, 2023
Alberta Court of Appeal rules that costs should generally be borne by regulators in professional discipline proceedings May 3, 2023
Cybersecurity tips for designing a smart city May 2, 2023
U.S. to end vaccination requirement for Canadian travellers May 2, 2023
The Vatican’s historic repudiation of the Doctrine of Discovery – Now it’s Canada’s turn April 28, 2023
Are you prepared for the upcoming wage-fixing and no-poaching law? April 25, 2023

Robson Crim Legal Blog

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Taylor McCaffrey

TDS law

Together: a collaborative family law blog

Benefits of Collaborative Law on Mental Health May 5, 2023
WWSAFL: (Gay) Divorce & the Civil Marriage Act June 12, 2023

Winnipeg Divorce, Child Custody & Family Lawyer

How a Mother Can Lose a Custody Battle May 11, 2023
Child Support and Unemployment in Canada May 11, 2023

Blog Round-Up March/April 2023

by George Roy | May 1, 2023 | Blogs

Collected blog posts from the Manitoba legal community for the months of March and April of 2023

Brodsky Amy & Gould

The Impact Of A Criminal Record March 23, 2023

Clarke Immigration Law

ChatGPT: Canada is #2 March 23, 2023
STCA Amendments March 27, 2023
Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) March 30, 2023
Refugee Rights Day April 4, 2023
PSAC Strike & Immigration April 19, 2023

Fillmore Riley

2023 Manitoba Budget Highlights March 10, 2023
Navigating the risk of legal fallout when terminating an employee March 24, 2023
Deadwood: Special circumstances to excuse lack of trademark use April 03, 2023
Copyright and generative AI: Creative infringement or timeless innovation? April 20, 2023

Joshua Rogala’s Criminal Defence Blog

Sexual Assault Cases Involving Vulnerable Persons in Canada – April 12, 2023
Famous Historical Trials: The Most Notorious Court Cases That Captivated the World – April 15, 2023
Understanding Fitness to Stand Trial in Canada – April 18, 2023
The Importance of Gladue and Ipeelee – April 22, 2023
Legal Urban Legends: Debunking Myths About the Law and Legal System – April 25, 2023

MLT Aikins

Joint ventures: Practical with tax advantages for succession planning March 1, 2023
Managing mental health leaves and accommodations in the workplace March 6, 2023
A lesson to employers: Allege cause at time of termination or forever hold your peace March 8, 2023
Looking for a major government contract? You’ll need emissions targets by April March 9, 2023
6 reasons why you need a breach coach March 14, 2023

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6 reasons why you need a breach coach March 14, 2023
ESG disclosure rules for banks and insurers will have “significant” impact March 17, 2023
Is an employee’s repeated failure to participate in the accommodation process just cause for termination? March 21, 2023
Feds offer funding for research on small modular reactors March 22, 2023
Increasing supply chain scrutiny: Are you ready for Canada’s modern slavery reporting requirements? March 22, 2023
Are rural municipalities required to reimburse councillors for legal fees? March 22, 2023
Waiting for NEXUS? Airport NEXUS enrolment centres finally reopen this spring March 23, 2023
Federal government releases Draft Action Plan to implement UNDRIP for public comment March 23, 2023
Key tips for managing privacy and cybersecurity risks with vendors March 24, 2023
“I do” and “I will” — Why you may need a new estate plan March 27, 2023
Is your trademark distinctive? March 27, 2023
New tax credit for investments in clean hydrogen production March 29, 2023
Budget promises tax breaks for clean manufacturing March 29, 2023
Feds aim to boost investment in clean technology and electricity March 29, 2023
Canada’s foreign buyer ban: New changes impact the housing market March 30, 2023
Mining company agrees to multimillion-dollar settlement over allegedly misleading ESG disclosure March 30, 2023
Amendments to the Canada Business Corporations Act in force and on the horizon March 31, 2023
Employer awarded damages for remote worker’s time theft March 31, 2023
Minimum wage changes for Manitoba employers April 3, 2023
Confident in your board’s ESG competency? If not, now is the time to act April 5, 2023
Are you ready to BYOD? April 5, 2023
An Interview with Tricia Thomas, Indigenous Relations Consultant April 6, 2023
An interview with Justin Bourque, President of Athabasca Indigenous Investments April 12, 2023
What’s new in accommodating mental health for employers? April 12, 2023
Bill C-92 is before the Supreme Court of Canada. Where does this leave First Nations? April 12, 2023
Lithium industry powering up in Western Canada April 12, 2023
Must your chair sit in their chair? April 13, 2023
Retaining, disposing and protecting patients’ personal health information April 13, 2023
Green energy, meet infrastructure planning April 14, 2023
Manitoba Court of Appeal rules that appeal right does not preclude right to judicial review April 14, 2023
Compliance deadline for federal accessibility legislation fast approaching April 17, 2023
Manitoba Government Introduces Prompt Payment Bill for Construction Industry April 18, 2023
Expect immigration services delays as federal workers strike April 19, 2023
City held liable for injury on private property: Lessons for owners of public facilities April 20, 2023
An interview with Carbon Assessors April 20, 2023
Pro-Russian hackers ramp up attacks on Canadian infrastructure April 21, 2023

Robson Crim Legal Blog

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Taylor McCaffrey

Alcohol and Drug Testing Policies March 07, 2023
Poisoned Coffee and a Cup of Common Sense: The Complainant’s Role in the Accommodation Process March 22, 2023
Can My Employer Keep Extending The Probation Period Of My Contract? March 23, 2023

TDS law

Manitoba’s New Limitations Act – Key Changes and Best Practices for Secured Lenders March 22, 2023
2023 Federal Budget: Top 4 Changes for Tax Planning March 30, 2023
Blueberry River First Nation and British Columbia Sign Implementation Agreement; A New Chapter in Resource Development March 31, 2023

Family Lawyer Winnipeg

Unmarried Fathers Rights Canada March 30, 2023
Can I Claim My Spouse as a Dependent in Canada? April 2, 2023
Which Countries Will Not Extradite to Canada? April 13, 2023

Blog Round-Up January/February 2023

by George Roy | Mar 13, 2023 | Blogs

Collected blog posts from the Manitoba legal community for the months of January and February of 2023

Brodsky Amy & Gould

Comparing Private, Public, & Self-Representation In Defence January 30, 2023
The Importance Of A Strong Defence Strategy In A Criminal Case February 24, 2023

Clarke Immigration Law

CBC NEWS: Indian died at border re fake documents January 26, 2023

Fillmore Riley

Making a Mark: Québec’s Bill 96 and trademark implications for Manitoba businesses January 09, 2023
Unpacking the complexities of Canada’s ban on non-Canadians from purchasing property February 08, 2023

MLT Aikins

CERB Payments Cannot be Deducted from Wrongful Dismissal Damages, Appeal Court Rules December 2, 2022
Business Insolvency Filings See Sharpest Increase in 35 Years January 9, 2023
What to do when you’re accused of copyright infringement online January 11, 2023
Why fitness studios should think twice before offering free classes in exchange for work January 16, 2023
Five key questions for your online operations January 18, 2023
CRA publishes requirements for approval of cannabis service agreements January 18, 2023
Can your arbitration agreement survive insolvency? A review of Peace River Hydro Partners v Petrowest Corp. from the construction perspective
Provincial union employees must cross federal picket lines or risk the consequences January 20, 2023
Conducting a normal course issuer bid on the TSX January 23, 2023
Why volunteering to resign won’t necessarily allow you to avoid discipline January 23, 2023
How to protect your website domain name January 24, 2023
Blueberry River First Nations Implementation Agreement: A pathway for negotiating cumulative effects claims January 24, 2023
Recent data breaches offer important lessons for schools January 25, 2023
Normal course issuer bids on the TSXV, NEO and CSE January 30, 2023
A red-hot year for VC investment in agtech February 1, 2023
Failing to cooperate with a regulatory investigation won’t get you off the hook February 2, 2023
Amending pleadings last-minute can be fatal: Federal Court offers guidance February 14, 2023
Bill before Parliament supports the right to repair February 15, 2023
Two more First Nations sign historic coordination agreements under Bill C-92 framework February 15, 2023
Board directors and executive officers beware: Personal ESG liability is here February 16, 2023
How Bill C-228 may adversely impact commercial lending February 17, 2023
Addressing labour challenges in agriculture with foreign recruits February 22, 2023
Takeaways from three years of Ontario construction adjudication statistics February 22, 2023
Document retention: What you need to know February 22, 2023
How municipalities can crack down on snooping February 23, 2023
Manitoba’s Accessible Employment Standard and Accessibility Fund February 27, 2023
How to conduct a substantial issuer bid February 27, 2023

Robson Crim Legal Blog

Taylor McCaffrey

ChatGPT January 24, 2023
Slipping And Falling On Ice: Understanding The Slippery Legal Landscape January 31, 2023
Enforcing Non-Competition Agreements – A Non-Starter? February 6, 2023
The Montreal Convention – Navigating The Turbulence Of Airline Delays And Getting Injured On Airplanes February 13, 2023
Mandatory Vaccination Policies in the Workplace February 27, 2023

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Together a collaborative family law blog

What We Saw & Family Law: Maid January 5, 2023
MythBusters: My child support obligations stop once my child turns 18 years old January 31, 2023

Family Lawyer Winnipeg

How Long Does Divorce Take in Canada to Be Finalized? January 22, 2023
Do Step Parents Have Legal Rights in Canada? January 22, 2023
When Can You Deny Visitation to The Non Custodial Parent? February 27, 2023
Can a Beneficiary Stop the Sale of a Property? February 27, 2023

Blog Round-Up November/December 2022

by George Roy | Jan 10, 2023 | Blogs

Collected blog posts from the Manitoba legal community for the months of November and December of 2022

Brodsky Amy & Gould

New Laws In Canada 2022 November 16, 2022
Visiting Canada After A DUI Arrest November 16, 2022
How To Bail Someone Out Of Jail December 20, 2022
Felony Or Misdemeanor Types December 21, 2022

Clarke Immigration Law

Inflation & Immigration November 9, 2022
2023 Predictions December 7, 2022
Bad Advice Cost FN $150k December 14, 2022

Fillmore Riley

Expropriation revisited: Supreme Court of Canada clarifies law in ‘constructive taking’ land claims November 01, 2022
New luxury tax in effect on cars over $100,000 November 07, 2022
Registered Industrial Designs: If the shoe fits…November 10, 2022
Trademark application makes news! November 10, 2022
Frankie: Who’s on first? November 21, 2022
Navigating innocent absenteeism of ill employees or employees with disabilities: The employer’s right to request medical documentation limited by privacy laws December 07, 2022

Matthew Gould Blog (Criminal Law)

Understanding Aggravating Factors November 25, 2022

MLT Aikins

CERB Payments Cannot be Deducted from Wrongful Dismissal Damages, Appeal Court Rules December 2, 2022
Tips on Avoiding Ransom Demands This Holiday Season November 30, 2022
Ending the Employment Relationship: Important Considerations for Termination November 30, 2022
B.C. Government Introduces Amendments to the Workers Compensation Act November 29, 2022
What You Need to Know About the Listed Issuer Financing Exemption November 15, 2022
Remote Work Policies for the Modern Workplace November 15, 2022
Looking to Hire Foreign Talent? What You Need to Know about the New NOC November 14, 2022
Changes to Canada’s Patent Rules: Introducing Excess Claim Fees November 14, 2022
Feds to Introduce Tax Credit for Investments in Nuclear Technology November 10, 2022
Feds Promise Immigration Boost to Address Labour Market Shortages November 9, 2022
SK Government Proposes OHS Amendments to Employment Act November 8, 2022
It’s Not Just Foreign Buyers Who’ll Be Impacted by Canada’s Residential Real Estate Ban November 8, 2022
CSA Targets “Overly Promotional” ESG Disclosure November 7, 2022
New Legislation Introduced in B.C. for Regulation of Health Professionals November 3, 2022

Robson Crim Legal Blog

Taylor McCaffrey

How Can Manitoba Employers Seek Early Dismissal of Human Rights Complaints? November 30, 2022
The Tort of Internet Harassment in Manitoba – M.S. v. T.V., 2022 MBKB 211 December 5, 2022

TDS law

New Trust Reporting includes Bare Trusts Decemeber 14, 2022
The Manitoba Chamber of Commerce Announces New Funding for Digital Initiatives November 22, 2022
Probate Primer: Information for Executors Originally published: March 21, 2018 Updated: November 15, 2022

Together a collaborative family law blog

MythBusters: Domestic violence is always physical November 23, 2022
Expanding the definition of “family violence” November 28, 2022

Family Lawyer Winnipeg

What Does Primary Residence Mean in Child Custody? November 10, 2022
What Not to Say in Child Custody Mediation | Family Lawyer November 10, 0222
How Long Do You Have to Pay Spousal Support in Canada December 28, 2022
Alberta Spousal Support Calculator 2023 | How to Calculate? December 28, 2022

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