Find out from leading practitioners, academics, and accountants how to best obtain, preserve and present evidence with Evidence in Family Law. This unique resource is structured to follow the evolution of a family law case through trial and appeal. It also examines specialized areas of family law such as Charter litigation and child protection proceedings, looking at how to establish the proper evidentiary framework.

Here’s a list of topics and its authors

Overview, Harold Niman and Anita Volikis
The Provincial Evidence Acts, Aaron Franks
The Family Law Rules, Daryl Gelgoot, Deborah Zemans, and Erin Chaiton-Murray
Electronic Discovery, Melanie Kraft
Children's Evidence, Alfred A. Mamo and Joanna E. R. Harris
Expert Evidence, Assessments and Judicial Notice: Understanding the Family Context, Nicholas Bala
Forensic Evidence: How to Obtain and Present It, Debbie Mackenzie, Andrew Freedman, and Alison Thomas
Family Law Trials, Gerald Sadvari and Stephen Grant
Exclusionary Issues, George Karahotzitis, Patrick Schmidt, and Joanna Harris
Hearsay and Exceptions to the Hearsay Rule, Rollie Thompson
Fresh Evidence and Setting Aside Orders, Anita Volikis and Harold Niman
Child Protection Proceedings, Donna Wowk and John Schuman
Charter Litigation, Martha McCarthy and Heather Hansen

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