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What tools and strategies can you employ to identify and manage these high conflict cases? How can you reduce the negative impacts on the parties, their children and yourself?

Get the expertise to manage the intersection of your family law files with criminal law issues by attending this essential program.

On May 2, 2015, extensive changes to the Family Law Rules will come into force. Hear from members of the judiciary and the Family Law Rules Committee as they share their insights on the implications of the changes and how they will affect your practice.

The obligation to pay child support may extend well beyond the date a child turns eighteen. View our expert panel as they unravel the intricacies of entitlement and application of the Child Support Guidelines for adult children.

Gain a comprehensive understanding and essential practice tips on interjurisdictional support cases.

Whether a young person is dealing with child welfare issues, has been charged under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is facing an expulsion from school, or has left or been “kicked out” of an abusive home, it is a harsh reality that youth caught up in the legal system often confront multiple legal issues and proceedings.

In Carrigan v. Carrigan Estate, the Ontario Court of Appeal rendered a decision on the mandatory spousal death benefit provisions under the Pension Benefits Act (Ontario) that surprised lawyers in the area of pensions, family law and estates law.

A criminal charge stemming from a domestic violence incident may result in one parent having de facto sole custody of the parties' children...