Family Law

Child Protection – From What? November 1, 2020 | Roslyn Chambers We can all agree that children are vulnerable members of society.  They need protection. However, they also need nurturing, bonding, connection, food, clothing and a sense of who they are and where they come from.  https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2019/01/11/manitoba-officials-take-newborn-from-indigenous-mom-in-disturbing-video_a_23640793/?fbclid=IwAR2hgXNgR1ODlfRDABLSAPFxANKeZWP-BsG_aV5uWHAgnS82n7i2sN-QmKQ

Live Beat Dads November 1, 2020 | Roslyn Chambers We have all heard of the phrase “deadbeat dads”, those who do not contribute financially or emotionally to their child’s or children’ needs.  However, meet the Live Beat Dads, who want more time with their children, have no issues with paying support as necessary, and understand …

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Child Welfare – Where’s the Money Going? November 1, 2020 | Roslyn Chambers Any who has been involved in the provincial child protection/child welfare system would be aware of the financial challenges of keeping children or getting them back home.  When a child is apprehended and put in the care of the province, the parent(s) …

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Family Law Drama November 1, 2020 | Roslyn Chambers Dealing with families, whether the parents are married or common-law, with children or without children, can be dramatic.  Some parents want control, others share happily.  It never ceases to surprise me of the tactics and  games that people will play.  The game where someone supposedly “wins” …

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