Family Docket Court: What to expect when you’re expecting (to go to court for the first time)
So you just received an email with a Notice to Attend Family Docket, with a court date and a link, and you have some questions about what is going [...]
So you just received an email with a Notice to Attend Family Docket, with a court date and a link, and you have some questions about what is going [...]
I was sitting in court on Friday, waiting for the Court of Queen's Bench Appearance Court to start when the presiding justice, Chief Justice Moreau, played a recording for [...]
We have clients from all over the country. Each province and territory has been scrambling to try to find ways to meaningfully respond to the COVID19 pandemic that is [...]
COVID 19 continues to affect Criminal and Family Law proceedings, as well as Traffic Court.  Gunn Law’s team of Family, Criminal and Impaired Driving Lawyers are monitoring the situation [...]
Normally, when couples decide to end their relationship, there are a number of ways they can do it. If there is a high level of cooperation between the [...]
You likely missed it. There was an article about it in the Calgary Herald[1], but otherwise Covid news, and cute cats got all the attention. To be fair – [...]
So, you fought against the Notice of Administrative Penalty (NAP) you received, and although you and your lawyer gave your best efforts, the Penalty was, ultimately, confirmed. Unfortunately, this [...]
With the end of 2018 came a whole new era in impaired driving prosecutions. Many amendments have been made to the Criminal Code since the first version of the [...]
The changes the federal government made on December 18, 2018 are arguably the most radical changes since 1969, when breath-testing for alcohol on a large scale became possible and the [...]
Alberta has long been one of the few Canadian provinces which treat unmarried couples differently than married couples when it comes to the division of property upon the end of [...]