New Virtual Event: "Should I Stay or Should I Go?" Implications When a Spouse Leaves the Matrimonial Home

Family Law Now 🎙 LIVE presents a virtual event with Ontario divorce lawyers of Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers.

“Should I Stay or Should I Go?” Implications When a Spouse Leaves the Matrimonial Home

In this 1-hour webinar, Ontario-based collaborative family lawyers, Michelle Mulchan, Cindy Vergara, and Brittany Whalen, share their expertise and family law insights pertaining to separation, divorce, and the matrimonial home.

Attendees will have the opportunity to submit their questions to the panelists. The panelists will reserve time for a dedicated Q&A segment at the end of the presentation.

For those who attend and submit a question, you will be eligible for a complimentary copy of Russell Alexander’s “Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Divorce: Russell Alexander’s Guide to Separation, Divorce and Family Law” E-Book and a $5 discount towards the hard copy. All proceeds of book sales will be donated to the Giving Fund in support of various community-based programs including sports, arts, culture, education, and humane societies.

Registration is complimentary. Reserve your spot now as spaces are limited.

* To respect confidentiality, all attendees’ identities will remain anonymous to other audience members.

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Wednesday, March 9th at 12 PM EST

Speakers

Michelle Mulchan

Michelle has been practicing Family Law for over 10 years. She is skilled in all areas of Family Law including divorce, custody access, property division, child and spousal support, and Family Responsibility Office enforcement matters. Her focus is on creating comprehensive, creative resolutions to family law matters. And Michelle excels at helping clients deal with complex financial issues that arise as a result of a separation.

Cindy Vergara

Cindy is an associate lawyer at Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers where she practices in all areas of family law. Since being called to the bar in Ontario over 10 years ago, Cindy has been practicing exclusively in family law and is passionate about supporting her clients in achieving goals quickly and effectively in a cost-effective manner with the objective of implementing strategies that are unique to her clients and their goals. For instance, after an out-of-court settlement failed, she vigorously advocated and won an international jurisdiction motion wherein a young child will be attending school in Canada as opposed to in a foreign country.

Brittany Whalen

Brittany was called to the bar in Ontario in 2016 and to the Newfoundland and Labrador bar in 2017. As a family lawyer, she uses her innovative problem-solving and conflict management skills to ensure her clients feel comfortable and supported as she supports them in navigating and resolving their family law matters. Brittany is also known for her minority rights advocacy. She received national attention for her role as lead counsel in a landmark transgender rights case which led to her client to receiving the first gender-neutral birth certificate in Canada. This case acted as a catalyst for country-wide policy and legislative reform aimed at promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion.

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New Virtual Event: “Should I Stay or Should I Go?” Implications When a Spouse Leaves the Matrimonial Home

“Should I Stay or Should I Go?” Implications When a Spouse Leaves the Matrimonial Home