by: Jian Kang, Associate An effective and fair settlement is always the best way to resolve a family law case. Granted, some divorce cases are particularly complex and emotionally charged, but it does not mean that a settlement is impossible. But how to maximize your chances of obtaining a great result through negotiation? In this blog, our dedicated legal team …

by: Beth Purdon-McLellan, Associate My Ex isn’t Social Distancing – What Can I do? Generally, parents cannot use COVID-19 as a reason to change the existing parenting schedule without the other parent’s consent.  If you and your Ex have a Court Order, this Order is still in effect. While parenting arrangements always subject to the health and safety of the …

by: Patricia Gordon, Associate On March 17, 2020, Chief Justice Morawetz of the Superior Court of Justice issued a Notice to the Profession, the Public and the Media, confirming that the court was suspending regular operations amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Chief Justice Morawetz’s Notice confirmed that only urgent and emergency family law matters would be heard during the suspension, including: …