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- Crossroads Law Lawyers Recognized for Another Consecutive Year in The Best Lawyers in Canada™.
When you’re going through a separation, divorce, or another difficult family law matter, it can be hard to know what comes next.Sometimes, what you need most is someone who can bring a little calm to an overwhelming situation. Someone who can help you make sense of what’s happening and explain your … Read more »
- Who Decides Which School a Child Attends After Separation in Alberta?
By Ramsha Javed, Family Lawyer, CalgaryChoosing a school is an important decision that can shape a child’s educational experience and development. After separation or divorce, however, that decision can become more complicated and emotionally charged. Parents may disagree about location, religious s … Read more »
- Canadian Lawyer Recognizes Crossroads Law as Canada's Top Family Law Team for 2026
Family Law Is Changing. So Are We.Canadian Lawyer Recognizes Crossroads Law as Canada’s Top Family Law Team for 2026Few people expect to be dealing with a family law issue. When it happens, it often follows a significant life event. A marriage is ending, a parenting arrangement has broken down, or a … Read more »
- Is the Calgary Stampede the ultimate relationship test?
Each year, rumours swirl that divorces spike once the Stampede tents come down. But how much truth is there to the claim? CBC News spoke with Crossroads Law partner and senior family lawyer Camille Boyer about one of Calgary’s most enduring urban legends. Does the Calgary Stampede really put relatio … Read more »
- Ahluwalia intimate partner violence tort causes family law fallout
In this Canadian Lawyer feature on the recognition of a new tort of intimate partner violence, Matthew Katsionis shares his perspective on how the tort fills a long-standing gap by allowing courts to compensate a sustained pattern of coercive control, and shifts the lens onto how relationships opera … Read more »