A law firm on the South Shore offering services in corporate/commercial law, wills & estates, real estate and family law, including collaborative and mediation.
On #InternationalWomensDay as we continue to #BreakTheBias 🙅🏽♀️ our focus equally is on much-needed #solidarity with #UkraineWomen and girls caught in conflict. Please mobilize your community for #IWD2022 to donate to the considerable relief efforts underway https://t.co/EfeG3mCmpI
Our physical office is temporarily operating with limited staff. We are working from home however and if you have property transactions scheduled with us, we are still working to ensure successful closings. Please email us if you have questions, and please, stay safe!
Today, every view of this video helps create positive change. All you need to do is watch it and Bell will donate 5¢ more to Canadian mental health initiatives. Retweet to help spread the word! #BellLetsTalk
These women had promising lives ahead of them, but they were cut short - because they were women. The fact that this gender-based violence ever existed in our country is tragic. Sadly, it still exists. We must keep working to end it for good. https://t.co/SVfSSTUg7l
Every day I go to work in the House of Commons, I remember all the women who fought for the rights & opportunities I enjoy today. This month we honour all those fighters, even those whose names never made it into our history books. #WomensHistoryMonth
“...the adversarial nature of the trial process itself served to reinforce the entrenchment of the parties in their respective positions”.” Justice J. Paul R. Howard reiterates why litigation may be harmful to separating families. Consider mediation or collaborative law.
#BREAKING: Premier Stephen McNeil says travelers from outside the Atlantic Bubble will now have to provide the address of where they will be self-isolating and a phone number where they can be reached 24/7. A form will launch tomorrow on the province's COVID-19 website.
When it comes to divorce, there’s no shortage of friends and family who lend their advice. Recommendations of friends and family can often be more detrimental than helpful. They all mean well, of course. The trick is to know which advice to heed and which advice to ignore.
We are thrilled to announce that Lindsay Malloy has joined us as an associate following her admission to the Nova Scotia bar. You may have had the opportunity to meet Lindsay while she was articling with us, and we're so excited she decided to stick around!