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  • 16
    16.January.Monday

    311 Open Bar January 2023 Program

    4:45 PM-6:30 PM
    2023-01-16

    The Year in Review: The Leading Family Law Cases of 2022

    Chair: Justice William Sullivan, Ontario Court of Justice
    Speakers: Aaron Franks, Epstein Cole, LLP Adam Prewer, Epstein Cole, LLP

    Where: Online through ZOOM

    When:  Monday, January 16, 2022 from 4:45 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

    By Zoom and back by popular demand, please welcome in the new year with this essential and not to be missed overview and discussion of the top family law cases of 2022. Our expert panel will discuss all of the important cases of 2022 and their impact on the practice of family law, including the Supreme Court of Canada’s recent decision in F. v. N., released December 2, 2022.

     

    To view the flyer, please click here.

  • 26
    26.January.Thursday

    FLA Virtual Discussion - Separation Date Assessment Guide

    4:45 PM-5:45 PM
    2023-01-26

    Determining the date of separation is an important and one of the first steps family law
    lawyers take when advising their clients.
    If done correctly, the client’s case can proceed with confidence and a solid legal
    foundation.  If not, cracks in the theory of case can expand into other areas of the file
    and result in serious backpedaling. For example, an incorrect date of separation that is
    adjusted in the future can cost the client significant legal fees in amending pleadings,
    updating financial statements, requesting additional banking information, and
    scrambling to explain to a client why a separation date was not determined accurately in
    the first place.

    Yunjae Kim and David Frenkel have developed a Separation Date Assessment Guide
    that can help lawyers address the separation date issue correctly in the first place. This
    Separation Date Assessment Guide was featured in the article “Separation Date
    Principles and Assessment Guide” in the 2022 Canadian Family Law Quarterly, 40
    CFLQ 335, which was co-authored by Yunjae and David. The article is a
    comprehensive review of case law, legal principles, and judicial commentary on the
    issue of date of separation.

    Yunjae and David will present the Guide by way of a hands-on workshop that is meant
    to show how to apply the Guide in a practical and common-sense approach.

     

    Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/separation-date-assessment-guide-discussion-tickets-496249935917

     

    To view the assessment guide, please click here

    To view the speakers bios, please click here