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Family / Divorce / Custody / Adoption / Support & New Brunswick, Canada:
Articles/newsletters from others:
- Comparison of ADR legislation across Canada in a family law context
www.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/pad/reports/chart/chart1-2e.html (#3732)- keyword: alternative dispute resolution
- International Adoption and the Immigration Process
www.ci.gc.ca/english/immigr/adopt_e.html (#3754)- from Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Articling information for law students:
- Cox Hanson O'Reilly Matheson
www.coxhanson.ca (#3240) - Stewart McKelvey Stirling Scales
www.smss.com (#3281)
Government - Departments/agencies/commissions/boards:
- International Adoption and the Immigration Process
www.ci.gc.ca/english/immigr/adopt_e.html (#3754)- from Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Law Firms/Lawyers:
- Anderson Sinclair
www.andsinc.com (#5277)
Anderson Sinclair is a law firm in with offices in Mississauga (Ontario), Montreal (Quebec), New Brunswick. Practice Areas: Residential Real Estate, Debt Recovery, Labour Relations & Employment Law, Litigation, Family Law, Wills, Powers of Attorney & Estates, Corporate & Commercial Law, Commercial Real Estate, Bankruptcy & Insolvency.
- Cox Hanson O'Reilly Matheson
www.coxhanson.ca (#3240) - Creighton Shatford & Drysdale
www.csdlaw.ca (#2095) - Foster & Company
www.fosterandcompany.com (#4681)
Foster & Company is a firm of litigation lawyers whose mandate is to "provide unequalled litigation and other legal services, in both English and French, to corporations and individuals throughout the Province of New Brunswick.
- Gorman Nason
www.GormanNason.com (#4652)
121 Germain Street
P. O. Box 7286, Station "A"
Saint John, New Brunswick
Canada
- Patterson Law
www.pattersonlaw.ca (#2296)
law firm in Halifax and Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada. (formerly Patterson Palmer Hunt Murphy)
- Stewart McKelvey Stirling Scales
www.smss.com (#3281)
Laws/statutes/regulations/rules/policies - specific links:
- Divorce Court Act (New Brunswick)
www.gov.nb.ca/acts/acts/d-12.htm (#3430)- chapter D-12
- Guardianship of Children Act (New Brunswick)
www.gov.nb.ca/acts/acts/g-08.htm (#3443)- chapter G-8
- Marital Property Act (New Brunswick)
www.gov.nb.ca/acts/acts/m-01-1.htm (#3456)- chapter M-1.1
- Marriage Act (New Brunswick)
www.gov.nb.ca/acts/acts/m-03.htm (#3457)
chapter M-3
Legal suppliers - general:
- Supreme Basics - Legal Products
www.supremebasics.com/en/catalogue/category.html?C1=29 (#511)
offers a comprehensive line of products available to the practicing lawyer.
- Supreme Basics - Legal Products
www.supremebasics.com/en/catalogue/category.html?C1=29 (#511)- offers a comprehensive line of products available to the practicing lawyer.
Legal suppliers - hardware/software:
- Supreme Basics - Legal Products
www.supremebasics.com/en/catalogue/category.html?C1=29 (#511)- offers a comprehensive line of products available to the practicing lawyer.
- Supreme Basics - Legal Products
www.supremebasics.com/en/catalogue/category.html?C1=29 (#511)- offers a comprehensive line of products available to the practicing lawyer.
Practice Management & Technology:
- Supreme Basics - Legal Products
www.supremebasics.com/en/catalogue/category.html?C1=29 (#511)- offers a comprehensive line of products available to the practicing lawyer.
- Supreme Basics - Legal Products
www.supremebasics.com/en/catalogue/category.html?C1=29 (#511)- offers a comprehensive line of products available to the practicing lawyer.
Precedents/forms - sample documents/forms:
- Cohabitation Agreement -- Do-it-yourself fill-in form
www.lawdepot.com/contracts/cohabitation-agreement/?pid=pg-JNYJBI64B4-cohabitation-agreementtextlink (#4754)
A Cohabitation Agreement is a written agreement between parties who live together in a shared residence which governs their rights and obligations.
- Prenuptial Agreement -- Do-it-yourself fill-in form
www.lawdepot.com/contracts/prenup/?pid=pg-JNYJBI64B4-prenuptextlink (#4755)
A Prenuptial Agreement is a contract entered into between two people who are about to marry.
It sets out how assets will be distributed in the event of divorce or death.
It can also be used to address other important matters to the couple about to be married such as rights to future spousal support, etc.
A prenuptial agreement is normally used in situations where one or both parties: has significant wealth or expects to receive a large inheritance, has a personal business, wish to keep all assets and debts separate, were previously married, and/or have children from a previous relationship.
Search engines / web links:
- Family Law Mediators Directory
www.familylawcentre.com/mediatdir.html (#3013)- from Joel Miller's Family Law Centre web site
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