Given the uncharted territory of the COVID-19 pandemic and the extra stresses it brings, I reach...Read More
February 20, 2020 – AGM and dinner presentation “What is produced on the breakdown of Collaborative Process” April 23, 2020 – Dinner presentation “Intro...Read More
Continuing education is an important part of keeping our community up-to-date and effective, as well as building strong working relationships within our group. Be...Read More
There is frequently confusion around child care expenses when couples divorce. It’s importan...Read More
In Case You Missed It... How do kids feel when they find themselves caught in the middle of parental conflict? Or when they're asked to take sides? Listen to their ...Read More
When does a child have autonomy to decide about his/her own medical treatment? Who decides about access to a child’s health records? In Ontario, there is no spec...Read More
Maybe it’s the “rip it off quickly” approach from Band-Aid removal. Maybe it’s the difficulty of continuing to live under one roof once at least one spouse...Read More
The results of a survey that sought feedback from family law legal professionals about various dispute resolution methods suggests the Collaborative Process is more ...Read More
In this Collaborative Participation Agreement, only the clients sign as parties. All professionals sign acknowledging they will abide by the Collaborative process....Read More
Collaborative Practice Toronto (CPT) and the Osgoode Mediation Clinic have partnered for an exciting new program: The Collaborative Practice Pro Bono Family Law Proj...Read More
