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Election Time
Topic: Estates and Succession, Family Law October 2, 2018 by Jim Jeffcott
By Jim Jeffcott Elections are not just about choosing political representatives. Elections also refer to choices one might make in other circumstances in our lives. For example, on the death …
Collaborative Divorce, a Misnomer
Topic: Family Law July 24, 2018 by Jim Jeffcott
By Jim Jeffcott Collaborative Divorce, Collaborative Law, Collaborative Family Law, Collaborative Practice and Collaborative Process are all terms which are used somewhat interchangeably to describe a formal, interest based negotiation …
Ottawa Law Firm LMR Launches Its “80 Cheers for 80 Years” Campaign
Topic: Company News July 20, 2018 by LMR Website Team
Ottawa law firm Low Murchison Radnoff (LMR) LLP launches its “80 Cheers for 80 Years” campaign to give back to the community that has given so much to the firm …
Financial Information to Gather when Separated
Topic: Family Law June 8, 2018 by Mimi Marrello
When separated, you will be asked to gather financial documents in order to settle a number of issues stemming from your separation including what are the support obligations of each …
Corrections to an Order
Topic: Family Law June 1, 2018 by Chris Rutherford
By Chris Rutherford On occasion a Family Court decision may contain an error. It may be an error of math, or perhaps an error flipping the Respondent/Applicant or Mother/Father. Perhaps …
The Costs of Resolving Family Law Disputes
Topic: Family Law May 15, 2018 by Jim Jeffcott
By Jim Jeffcott Inevitably during a family law consultation the question of cost is addressed. Usually and understandably, the client asks the question, “What is all this going to cost?” …