Month: March 2026

  • Plea Bargaining in Alberta

    ByShannon Gunn Emery Hours

    Plea bargaining allows you and the Crown to resolve your criminal case without going to trial. It can reduce risk, provide certainty, and sometimes limit jail time. However, if you are innocent, you should not plead guilty simply because the offer seems attractive. Understanding Plea Bargaining in Alberta Plea bargaining plays a significant role in Alberta’s criminal justice system by offering individuals an alternative to a lengthy trial. Through negotiations with the Crown, accused persons may be able to resolve their cases efficiently, reduce uncertainty, and avoid the unpredictability that often comes with a courtroom trial. If you are charged with a criminal offence in Alberta, you will likely hear the term “plea bargain” or “resolution.” You may wonder whether you should fight the charge…

  • How Bail Works in Alberta What You Need to Know About Release Conditions

    ByShannon Gunn Emery Hours

    If you are charged with a criminal offence in Alberta, you will go through a form of bail or release process. Release conditions are not admissions of guilt, but they are legally binding promises you must follow. Early legal advice is critical, especially if your case involves serious charges, repeat allegations, or a reverse onus situation. If you or someone close to you has been arrested in Alberta, you will quickly hear the words “bail” and “release conditions.” These terms can sound intimidating, especially when you are under stress. Understanding how bail works helps you make informed decisions during a critical moment. Bail Applies in Almost Every Case Many people believe bail only applies if you are kept in custody and brought before a judge….

  • Putting Children First in Your Divorce

    ByShannon Gunn Emery Hours

    Divorce is stressful for children, but your choices during the divorce process can significantly reduce that impact. Focusing on education, respectful communication, and child-centered decision-making helps protect your children’s emotional well-being. The Collaborative Divorce approach and professional guidance will make divorce less adversarial and healthier for your entire family. When you have children, divorce becomes more difficult. The decisions you make during this time not only affect your legal outcome; they can shape your child’s emotional security and long-term well-being. When your children are at the center of your divorce decisions, divorce becomes less about conflict and more about building a stable future for your family. The Value of Parenting Education and Support In Alberta, parents going through a divorce with children under 16 are…

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