In this third and final blog article dealing with the procedure of a criminal charge within the contexts of family separation issues, I will pick up where I left off in my second blog, at the crown resolution meeting.
As indicated in my last article, one of the focuses of the crown resolution meeting is…
In my last blog article, I reviewed the process of arrest and release in relation to a client charged with an assault charge and how such criminal process may impact on family law/separation issues.
The next event in the criminal process is the first appearance in criminal court. The first appearance court is exactly…
Separations are, at best, difficult emotional and psychological transitions for all family members. Separations can happen by mutual agreement, by one parent removing him or her self from the relationship or, in often the most difficult of circumstances, by the intervention of the criminal law through the laying of criminal charges against one of the…
