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Julie’s Post: “A Punitive Costs Award Against a SRL – And the Lawyers Who Gloat”

2021-04-09T10:49:50-04:00

Dr. Julie Macfarlane, Project Director of the National Self-Represented Litigants Project, has given us permission to copy here a post she wrote on October 31st, 2016, for the NSRLP blog dealing with a costs award against a family law self-rep. It's well worth reading. She points to how common misperceptions about self-reps by lawyers and judges can cause real harm, and how everyone in the family law system needs to have a better appreciation of the difficulties self-reps face in trying to get matters heard fully and fairly. Thanks for letting us re-post this. JM

Julie’s Post: “A Punitive Costs Award Against a SRL – And the Lawyers Who Gloat”2021-04-09T10:49:50-04:00

How a Stuffed Animal Cost One Man His Custody Case

2021-04-09T11:21:57-04:00

One of the most interesting Ontario Superior Court of Justice decisions in a while has tipped us off to “the two magic words of custody cases.” One of Ontario’s most respected family law judges goes through a contested custody case, with lots of conflicting facts, and boils it down to 2 simple words of advice. He calls them “the two magic words of custody cases.” You won’t believe how sensible they are.

How a Stuffed Animal Cost One Man His Custody Case2021-04-09T11:21:57-04:00

Is Collaborative Family Law Right for You?

2018-11-06T19:39:15-05:00

Collaborative family law is a way for divorcing partners to resolve their disputes respectfully without going to court. It's also referred to as “no-court divorce” or “divorce with dignity.” This process offers couples support and guidance from a lawyer trained in collaborative family law and potentially additional professionals such as financial specialists.

Is Collaborative Family Law Right for You?2018-11-06T19:39:15-05:00
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