Clients often ask us if they need to retain a lawyer or legal counsel for their Mediation, Arbitration or Mediation with Arbitration. The simple answer is, "no". Jones Divorce Mediation is specifically designed for conflict resolution without the need to…
Arbitration is the practice of dispute resolution. During arbitration, each party tells their side of the dispute to the arbitrator and requests a resolution. Both parties may support their cases with witnesses and documents and make arguments. Then, an impartial third…
Given the regularity of modern divorces it's no surprise that divorce can have tremendously adverse effects on an employees workplace performance. With around 42% of marriages ending in divorce, it has become increasingly important for businesses to be able to…
Dating after divorce can be exciting and fun, but it can also be stressful and terrifying at the same time. Love and dating isn't easy in general, especially for many of our clients who are navigating dating and love interests…
Going through a divorce is hard. Going through a divorce with a high-conflict person is even harder. When emotions are high and communication is strained, reaching a resolution can seem like an impossible task. If you are dealing with a…
What is arbitration? Divorce arbitration can be a suitable dispute resolution channel for clients that are unable to reach a mutually agreeable resolution. An arbitration is akin to a court trial and an arbitrated decision takes the place of a trial judgment. …
The breakdown of a marriage is often overwhelming and emotionally draining for those involved. At Jones Divorce Law LLP, our skilled team of Calgary based lawyers are here to advocate on your behalf and help guide you through the divorce…
Let's face it - parenting is tough under regular circumstances, let alone when you are trying to parent during or after a divorce. There are many emotions that arise from divorce from the perspective of children, parents, and surrounding family.…
What Is The Maintenance Enforcement Program? The Maintenance Enforcement Program is a provincial authority, tasked with the enforcement and collection of child and spousal support. The program acts on behalf of Albertans who register their court order or maintenance agreement…
