Joint Custody coachgrant, October 4, 2023April 10, 2024 Dads that came to my office were often disappointed when they were advised that ‘joint’ custody of a child or children was likely not available. Short video explains why… I hope you have enjoyed the content. If you wish to be notified of updates to the content on this platform please fill in your name and best email in the form below. Also note that this content is for educational purposes only and is not intended as, nor should it be relied upon, as legal advice. If you are separating from your spouse and you have children you should consult with a lawyer in your jurisdiction who can advise you as to how the law in your area will apply in your particular set of circumstances. Grant Rayner B.Comm., LL.B.* If you are separating from your spouse in the Upper St. John River Valley of New Brunswick, call Langdon Law at 506.497.2560 for a consultation. Offices in Woodstock, Hartland and Florenceville-Bristol to serve you. *Grant is a member of the Law Society of Ontario. He has permission from the Law Society of New Brunswick to practice as a visiting lawyer with the firm Langdon Law pending the transfer of his membership with the Law Society in Ontario to the Law Society of New Brunswick. NameEmailEmail Marketing by TrafficWave.net Child Support Custody & Access Custody, Access Family Law Property Division Restraining Orders Spousal Support accesscourtcustodycustody of childrendomestic contractsjoint custodyshared custody
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Criminal Law Choose the Higher Ground November 8, 2025January 23, 2026 There are two ways to resolve the disputes that arise when couples separate. The first, and by far the better way, is by way of a separation agreement. Once signed, the agreement is a binding contract on both parties. Of course, getting to an agreement means that both parties must… Read More
Family Law Conflict | Impact on Children May 18, 2026August 16, 2026 Significant conflict is the reality for many parents who are separating. During these challenging and difficult times, some parents find the negative emotions that can accompany separation and divorce overpowering. It is critical, however, to keep in mind that conflict can significantly impact the well-being of the children. The research… Read More