Family Court Resolutions Still Going Ahead During Pandemic
The past year and a half has brought in its share of problems for court-going lawyers. In our criminal practice we have had to put off numerous trials and [...]
EDMONTON DIVORCE LAWYERS DISCUSS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER MEDIATION
If you are going through separation or divorce and considering litigation to resolve your family law issues, you may wish to consider mediation as an alternative to going to court. [...]
No Traffic Trials – Who Saw That Coming?
No Traffic Trials – Who Saw That Coming? There has been a lot of attention lately on traffic ticket trials – or, rather, the disappearance of them[1]: This is [...]
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 [...]
COVID 19 and the Courts
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 [...]
An Update on how COVID 19 is Affecting the Court
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 [...]
Collaborative Family Law – Spreading Virtually Like a Pandemic (But a Good One!)
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 [...]
Sex Work Laws in Alberta and Elsewhere – Why Shannon Says You Should Care
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 – [...]
What to do After an Unsuccessful IRS Appeal: An Explanation of Judicial Reviews
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 [...]
RINGING IN 2019: NEW LAWS ON IMPAIRED DRIVING IN CANADA
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 [...]