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- When A Child Refuses Time With A Parent: What Ontario Parents Need to Know and What Courts Actually Do – Part 1 Parents often arrive asking the same question. If my child does not want to go, do I still have to make them? more »April 21, 2026
- Professional Standards for Lawyers in the Age of AI Here at Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers, we all take our duties to clients and the court very seriously. more »April 17, 2026
- Upcoming Virtual Event – Family Cottages: Navigating Transfers, Disputes, and Legacy Planning Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and provide even greater value to your clients. Register now to secure your spot! more »April 17, 2026
- Ontario Court Removes Arbitrator for Delay: What Divorcing Couples Need to Know About Arbitration Pitfalls Arbitration is often viewed as a faster, more private alternative to court for resolving family law disputes in Ontario. more »April 16, 2026
- Divorce and Reputation: Social Media Mistakes That Cost Learn how social media posts, dating apps, and online activity can impact your divorce case in Ontario family court. more »April 15, 2026
- Beyond the Courtroom: What We Are Actually Doing to Improve Access to Justice There is no shortage of discussion about the challenges facing the family law system. Cost is rising. Delays persist. Accessibility remai... more »April 14, 2026
- BC Expands Virtual Family Court Hearings: Is Ontario Falling Behind? The real question is whether other jurisdictions, including Ontario, will follow with the same clarity and confidence. more »April 13, 2026
- The Misuse of AI in Canadian Justice: Even Judges Have Been Caught In Ontario all practicing lawyers are governed by a regulator, the Law Society of Canada, which publishes a detailed code of conduct. more »April 10, 2026
- Part 3: Is the Court System Moving Backward? The legal system does not need to choose between tradition and technology. It needs to use both appropriately. more »April 9, 2026
- Texts, Emails & Screenshots: How Judges Treat Digital Evidence Learn how Ontario family courts assess texts, emails, screenshots, and social media evidence — and how to collect, protect, and present digital proof effectively. more »April 8, 2026
- Part 2: Clients Are Not Replacing Lawyers — They Are Filling a Gap Technology is not taking work away from lawyers. It is exposing where the system is not meeting client needs. more »April 7, 2026
- Part 1: The Legal Industry Is Not Immune to Disruption Technology is not a future issue. It is a present reality. The only real question is whether lawyers will adapt to it or try to resist it. more »April 2, 2026
- Parental Alienation in Ontario: What’s New in Detection and Law Learn how Ontario family courts identify parental alienation and how to protect children and parent-child relationships. more »April 1, 2026
- Autism Awareness: How Ontario Family Courts are Supporting Kids Many people may not know that the second day of April each year is designated as “World Autism Awareness Day” in Canada. more »March 31, 2026
- Is AI Practicing Law? Colorado Takes a Different Approach When does using artificial intelligence for legal help cross the line into the unauthorized practice of law? more »March 26, 2026
- Financial Spring Cleaning After Divorce: Rebuilding Wealth Learn how to rebuild your finances after divorce, from budgeting and credit repair to long-term financial independence. more »March 25, 2026
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