Category: alternative dispute resolution

Mediation is supposed to be a problem solving process but anger makes rational thinking impossible. When you’re angry it’s easy to become fixated on one issue and refuse to see…

While non binding mediation has its advantages—flexibility, confidentiality, cheaper than litigation—it’s not without its drawbacks. The lack of enforceability, bad faith participation, power imbalance and inconsistent outcomes are all major…

Both professionals have their pros and cons and the best choice often depends on the specifics of the case, the parties involved and the desired outcome. Knowing the difference will…

In Alberta, the legal divorce process is managed under the federal Divorce Act, which gives the reasons ("grounds") for divorce and describes the process to follow to become divorced.

The reforms in Canadian family courts show a commitment to fairness, equality and protection of vulnerable parties. That's progress, eh?

In today’s connected world, community disputes occur frequently and are a fact of life.

Amid the turmoil of divorce, it can be tempting for parents to express their frustrations and grievances about each other.