Resources

This free family mediation guide will help you to understand the process of mediation, see how lawyers fit in, and will help you to compare mediation to other family law options.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of this unique legal area and key practical advice on how to successfully represent these young people.

Gain practical advice on how best to manage your relationships with clients, and how to navigate your way through tricky ethical issues.

Back by popular demand, the OBA's Fifth Annual Bread and Butter Issues in Family Law will provide you with practical, up-to-date perspectives on the latest case law, and expert strategies for solving frequently occurring problems in your family law practice.

Gain a comprehensive understanding and essential practice tips on interjurisdictional support cases.

This fundamental publication for lawyers new to the family law field will provide you with the essential knowledge to tackle a variety of domestic contracts.

Gain practical strategies and drafting tools for addressing the essential issues at the intersection of family law, and trusts and estates law.

Whether a young person is dealing with child welfare issues, has been charged under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, is facing an expulsion from school, or has left or been “kicked out” of an abusive home, it is a harsh reality that youth caught up in the legal system often confront multiple legal issues and proceedings.

The information in the Toolkit covers federal tax rules under the Income Tax Act and other federal legislation.

The Tax Matters Toolkit will help people who are separating or divorcing understand how tax rules might affect their options and future finances.