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Aubrey Sherman joins Board of Directors at Ontario Association for Family Mediation

by: Aubrey Sherman | Tuesday, September 12, 2023

Aubrey Sherman joins Board of Directors at Ontario Association for Family Mediation     Sherman Law LLP is pleased to share that our partner, Aubrey Sherman has been asked to serve on the provincial Board of Directors for the Ontario Association for Family Mediation (OAFM). Aubrey has indicated that he looks forward to the opportu...

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Part 3: How to respond to 3 Types of Conflict in Family Law: Value Conflict

by: Aubrey Sherman | Saturday, May 6, 2023

How to respond to 3 types of Conflict in Family Law: Value Conflict   I am going to focus on three types of conflict in family law, which can include: Parenting Conflict, Relationship Conflict, and Value Conflict. In yesterday's blog, we talked about Relationship Conflict.   Today, we will focus on Value Conflict: Value conf...

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Part 2: How to respond to 3 Types of Conflict in Family Law: Relationship Conflict

by: Aubrey Sherman | Friday, May 5, 2023

How to respond to 3 Types of Conflict in Family Law: Relationship Conflict     I am going to focus on three types of conflict in family law, which can include: Parenting Conflict, Relationship Conflict, and Value Conflict.  In yesterday' s blog, we talked about Parenting Conflict.   Today, we will focus on Relationship ...

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Part 1: How to respond to 3 Types of Conflict in Family Law: Parenting Conflict

by: Aubrey Sherman | Thursday, May 4, 2023

How to respond to 3 types of Conflict in Family Law: Parenting Conflict     For the next 3 blogs, I am going to focus on three types of conflict in family law, which can include: Parenting Conflict, Relationship Conflict, and Value Conflict. Today, we will start with Parenting Conflict: Parenting conflict can often involve disput...

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10 Tips for Couples who are taking the road to consciously uncouple

by: Aubrey Sherman | Wednesday, February 15, 2023

10 Tips for Couples who are taking the road to consciously uncouple   When couples decide to consciously uncouple, they may wish to consider asking these questions to help create a vision, touchstone, and transition that focuses on presence and mindfulness:   1. What if we agreed not to blame each other for the end ...

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Aubrey Sherman speaks on Independent Legal Advice in Family Mediation

by: Aubrey Sherman | Tuesday, January 17, 2023

  Sherman Law LLP is pleased to share that our partner, Aubrey Sherman recently presented at "Crossing the Cultural Divide: Practical Ways Lawyers and Mediators can Better Work Together for the Benefit of the Public" in association with Ontario's Family Law Limited Scope Services Project, Ontario Association for Family Mediation and Law Pro. &...

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Aubrey Sherman to speak with Family Law Section of Ontario Bar Association

by: Aubrey Sherman | Saturday, February 5, 2022

Sherman Law LLP is pleased to share that our partner, Aubrey Sherman will be presenting with the Ontario Bar Association and the Young Lawyers Division Program with an accomplished panel of family law lawyers across the province for "Regional Round Up: Key Updates for Family Law Proceedings across Ontario".   Family law practitioners...

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Supreme Court of Canada holds that financial disclosure must be provided in child support cases where income fluctuates

by: Aubrey Sherman | Tuesday, July 20, 2021

  I previously wrote in a blog about the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Michel v. Graydon, 2020 SCC 24 that a parent's ability to make retroactive claims for child support is based on a child's best interests and a parent's obligation to provide timely financial disclosure, whereby Canada's highest court held that parents must p...

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Understanding Changes to the Divorce Act

by: Aubrey Sherman | Thursday, February 25, 2021

  Family law touches the lives of more Canadians than any other areas of law. Despite this fact, the family court system is often out-of-touch with the realities for many families whose lives significantly change as the result of separation and divorce. Statistics show that over two million children are living in divorced or separated famili...

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Top 10 reasons why a Collaborative Separation & Divorce is best for your family

by: Aubrey Sherman | Saturday, February 20, 2021

As a collaborative family law practitioner, I am often asked by clients why a collaborative separation and divorce is the best choice for them in contrast to the traditional adversarial approach to litigation and court proceedings that often results in higher costs and increased conflict.   There are many reasons in support of Collaborative Fa...

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