Most readers of my blog will know that I believe that family law cases should settle, that we should make use of out of court processes in pursuit of settlement,... read more →
When I speak to clients about collaborative law, one frequent worry is that the collaborative process takes away the option of "going to court". To engage in collaborative law, both parties... read more →
This has been a month "on the move". For those of you who have attempted to contact me this last month, you will know that I've been busy with my... read more →
Although a well-known option in criminal law, many counsel and clients are unaware that in certain very specific circumstances, a court may order the Ministry of the Attorney General to... read more →
Recently, while conducting a consultation, I told the client that it would be preferable if his spouse could retain a “good lawyer”. He immediately responded with “well, shouldn’t she have... read more →
One of the most common mistakes clients make is to assume that their lawyer is doing a great job because of the number and nastiness of their letters to the... read more →