Image by Robin Higgins from Pixabay Are you clear on who has right of way when merging on our roads? There are only two rules to remember but it is surprising how many drivers are unsure or ignore these rules. How often are accidents avoided by someone slamming on the breaks to allow another car… Read more »
Rehka Indrasamy’s cultural expertise was invaluable when she joined the Williams Barristers & Solicitors team during a lengthy Supreme Court Murder Trial in February and March, 2019. This was a complex factual matter involving the issue of provocation. Rehka worked with Senior Counsel Bill Boucaut and Andrew Williams, providing her legal expertise in combination with… Read more »
It may seem like the exception to the rule but there are many couples these days that manage to separate amicably. The tricky part is ensuring that the agreement reached represents a fair division of the assets so that it can be legally formalized by the court. If you have been in a relationship for… Read more »
Parenting infants post separation is complex and often fraught with difficulties. In order to maintain the parental bond with the non-resident parent, the infant child needs to have regular interaction with that parent. Without regular interaction, the child is unable to maintain trust and confidence in that parent and the parental bond is inevitably lost…. Read more »
Christmas is fast approaching and for some this will be the first Christmas post separation. In these circumstances, discussing parenting arrangements at an early stage is crucial. For newly separated parents, deciding how much time the children spend with each parent over the Christmas period can be a cause for great tension. As with any… Read more »
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