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Jim Bird Comments on Withdrawn Offer of 17 Alberta Family Court Judges
Author: jim-bird posted in: Family Law
Recently, the federal government withdrew an offer of 17 dedicated family court judges for Alberta after the province refused to meet certain conditions. This decision, influenced by disagreements over the restructuring of family courts, leaves Alberta without crucial funding for its family court system.
While unified family courts, which consolidate family law matters into a single jurisdiction, offer efficiency and accessibility, Alberta opted to maintain its existing court structure. This choice has disappointed legal professionals and advocates who see unified courts as part of the solution to lengthy court delays and improved access to justice.
Amidst the debate, KMSC Family Law Associate Jim Bird has highlighted the benefits of unified family courts. He emphasizes their potential to save time, streamline proceedings, and provide access to judges specializing in family law matters.
As the debate continues, the fate of Alberta’s family court system remains uncertain. To read more click here for the full article.
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