What About the Family Pet? Pet Ownership After a Relationship Ends

Many people think about what will happen to their children in the event of a separation or divorce, particularly as it relates to child support or custody and access. But what about pets? Many pet owners think of their furry (or not furry) friends as family members. Unfortunately, the courts and the law don’t necessarily… Continue reading What About the Family Pet? Pet Ownership After a Relationship Ends

Mincher Koeman Participates in ‘Orange Shirt Day’ to Honour Residential School Survivors

At Mincher Koeman, we are proud to be participating in Orange Shirt Day in recognition of the healing and bravery of the survivors of Canada’s residential school system. This event was established in May 2013 as part of the St. Joseph Mission Residential School Commemoration Project and Reunion. The idea for Orange Shirt Day came… Continue reading Mincher Koeman Participates in ‘Orange Shirt Day’ to Honour Residential School Survivors

Human Rights Tribunal Orders Ottawa to Compensate First Nations Children Mistreated by Child Welfare System

A recent decision by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT) has ordered that the Canadian government must pay $40,000 to each child who was removed from their on-reserve home, for any reason, after January 1, 2006. In some cases, parents and/or grandparents of children will also be compensated. The Terms of the Order The CHRT… Continue reading Human Rights Tribunal Orders Ottawa to Compensate First Nations Children Mistreated by Child Welfare System

Bad Faith Can Result in Significant Costs in Family Litigation

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Hidden Assets and Non-Disclosure in a Divorce: Signs to Watch Out For

When going through a divorce, a key step in the process is for each party to provide full disclosure relating to all financial holdings, income, and debts. The purpose of this is to ensure an equitable division of property among the parties and to determine fair support awards if necessary. In some cases, one or… Continue reading Hidden Assets and Non-Disclosure in a Divorce: Signs to Watch Out For

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