Getting the Most out of Your First Court Appearance; What’s Proportional: Use of Rule 2; Furthering the Practice of Family Law; I Wish I Had Known Then What I Know Now | CPDonline.ca

Getting the Most out of Your First Court Appearance; What’s Proportional: Use of Rule 2; Furthering the Practice of Family Law; I Wish I Had Known Then What I Know Now

Getting the Most out of Your First Court Appearance; What’s Proportional: Use of Rule 2; Furthering the Practice of Family Law; I Wish I Had Known Then What I Know Now

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Credits
Professionalism (Ethics, etc.): 1.5
Published
2016
Presenter(s)
Adriana Doyle
Johanne Lafrance-Cardinal
Alf Mamo
Lise Parent
Mark P. Shelston
Stanley Sherr
Source
County of Carleton Law Association (CCLA)
Provider
CPDOnline.ca
Language
English
Length
80 minutes
Price
$129.00 plus tax
CCLA Family Law Conference 2016
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Presenters

Justice Adriana Doyle

Justice Doyle was called to the Bar in 1984, and has since taken on the following roles: Past President of the CCLA, Past Director of the Advocates' Society, Past Executive Member of the County and Districts' Law Association, Member of the Bench and Bar Committee for Superior Court of Justice (Family Court), Member of the Provincial Family Law Rules Committee, Member of the Community Resource/Liaison Committee, Chair of the FLIC subcommittee, and Deputy Small Claims Court Judge. Justice Doyle was appointed to the Superior Court on February 26, 2015.

Justice Johanne Lafrance-Cardinal

Alf Mamo

Alf Mamo was called to the Ontario Bar in1972, and received his Bachelor of Laws, from Western University in 1970. He is the author of Carswells Annual Review of Family Law and the Editor of Matrimonial Property Law in Canada. Alf has written many articles in family law publications: the library of the Law Society of Upper Canada has 52 works listed in their catalogue. He is a frequent speaker at family law conferences including those organized by the Law Society of Canada, the Canadian Bar Association, the National Judicial Institute, the Ontario Conference of Judges, the Federation of Law Societies, the Association of Family Conciliation Courts and the Ontario Advocates' Society. Alf has served as senior instructor and associate head of family law section of the Ontario Bar Admission Course, Family Law Section (1975-2005). He is a frequent lecturer at various law schools in Ontario. Alf was lead author of a report commissioned by the Attorney General of Ontario on the Family Law Courts entitled Recapturing and Renewing the Vision of the Family Court (2007). He is a long time member of the Province of Ontario's Family Law Rules Committee. He is former advisor to the provincial Attorney General on family law matters. Alf has received the Ontario Bar Association Annual Award for Excellence in Family Law and the Law Society Medal for significant contribution to the profession. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers; a Fellow of the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers; certified by the Law Society as a Specialist in family law; and designated as a leading practitioner of family law by the Canadian Legal Lexpert Director.

Justice Lise Parent

Still calling Ottawa “home”, Justice Parent relocated to the GTA in January 2013 after her appointment to the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton, ON.

Mark P. Shelston

Stanley Sherr

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