Michelle Mulchan is expanding her presence in the world of collaborative practice by joining the Professionals Development Committee with the Ontario Collaborative Law Federation (OCLF). Michelle’s professional profile on the OCLF website is forthcoming. Until then, you may learn more about Michelle by reading her bio here.
Russell Alexander was interviewed for a story written by Marg. Bruineman for Law Times.
Many of the changes to the Divorce Act, including the move away from the language such as sole custody and access, which he describes as fighting words locking people into positions, toward the gentler parenting time has largely been adopted by family lawyers…
“It’s really child-focused legislation,” he says. “Ultimately, it’s going to be better for families.”
The staff at Russell Alexander Family Lawyers are looking forward to spending time together at their staff Christmas Party this Friday November 30, 2018! The team will be headed to Toronto’s Christmas Market in the Distillery District and afterwards will head to Il Ponte Cucina Italiana for dinner together. Should you need to contact someone at the office on Friday, the offices will be open until 3:00 p.m. Thereafter, all communication will be responded to upon the office’s reopening on Monday December 3rd at 9:00 a.m.… more »
As the 2018 Holiday Season approaches, we are supporting toy drives at the Bethesda House in Durham Region and A Place Called Home in the City of Kawartha Lakes.
Until December 7, 2018, we are offering a $100.00 discount on our rates for an initial legal consultation at our Brooklin and Lindsay offices.
To qualify, please bring a new, unwrapped toy with you to your consultation and receive a $100.00 off the cost of your consultation. Toys must have an estimated minimum value of $25.00.
For gift ideas and further information about the toy drives, click here
Ajit Roopnarine will be participating in Level 2 Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Skills Training in Toronto on November 21-23, 2018. We look forward to Ajit obtaining his certification as a collaboratively trained family law lawyer.… more »
Russell Alexander was quoted in a story written by Michael McKieran for Law Times.
Lindsay, Ont. family lawyer Russell Alexander, who was not involved in the case, says Chappel’s lengthy judgment “did a great job addressing a pretty novel argument.”
“She took a really practical approach to the issues, and her analysis addressed each and every argument in detail. I don’t think anyone could say he didn’t get his day in court,” Alexander says.
We are delighted to announce that Russell Alexander and Ajit Roopnarine will be presenting as guest lecturers at Durham College on November 20, 2018. They look forward to this exciting opportunity to share their knowledge and experiences.… more »
Texas Wife ‘Blows Up’ Marriage Memorabilia to Celebrate Divorce Being Finalized and; Cross-Border Abductions by Parents: Supreme Court Rules on Child’s “Habitual Residence” under the Hague Convention
On Wednesday we have a video clip about: We’re Here to Help