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Divorce Mediation vs Collaborative Practice
The collaborative practitioners in Niagara are consistently asked if there is a difference between divorce mediation and the collaborative process. In a nutshell they are […]
The Family Law Attorney and Collaborative Practice
Should you choose to work toward an amicable separation or divorce using the collaborative practice process, you will need to find a family law professional […]
How To Get A Divorce in Ontario
When a relationship no longer works, after you have tried everything to make it work, worked with marriage counsellors and others, often the only option […]
The Amicable Divorce Creed
When a relationship ends, it doesn’t seem to matter how good, bad or ugly it was, the first thoughts of separation and divorce conjure up visions of nasty fights, name calling, finger pointing, yelling matches, and large legal fees. It doesn’t need to be this way. Learn 10 ways to stay our of court and also download the Amicable Divorce Creed.
Deductible Legal and Accounting Fees for Recipients of Support
Collaborative Practice Niagara member Gail Belchior has written an informative article about the deductibility of legal and accounting fees for support recipients. Read it here!
Holiday Tips for Parents
Collaborative Practice Niagara’s Gillian Sheldrick of Connect Family Solutions has put together some helpful holiday tips for parents. Click here to read!
Dealing with Separation in a Better Way: The Benefits of Collaborative Law
Written by Jean Beaton When people come to see me for an initial consultation after a separation, they often list similar priorities. That is, people […]