Kolinsky Law

  In Alberta, as across the world, the tension between freedom of expression and criminal law is a delicate balance that requires careful examination. The right to free speech is foundational to Canadian democracy, protected by the  Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms . However, there are certain boundaries to that freedom, especially when speech or actions cross into criminal territory. This intersection becomes even more pronounced in light of recent controversial incidents and evolving legislation that affects the rights of individuals to protest and express their dissent. This blog will delve into the nuances of  criminal law  as it intersects with  freedom of expression  in Alberta, specifically addressing the boundaries between  criminal offences  and  free speech . We’ll also explore how recent legislation and controversial incidents have highlighted the challenges of upholding both principles simultaneously. Understanding the Lega...

  As of 2024, significant reforms have been introduced to Alberta’s family law system. These changes affect various aspects of family law, from child support calculations to spousal support guidelines and property division protocols. For Edmonton families, understanding these changes is crucial in ensuring fair and informed decisions during family legal matters. If you are facing a family law issue, whether it’s Divorce, Child Custody, or support, this blog will guide you through the new laws and what they mean for you. Table of Contents Overview of Alberta’s 2024 Family Law Reforms Changes in Child Support Calculations Updated Spousal Support Guidelines New Property Division Protocols How These Changes Affect Edmonton Families Why You Need a Family Lawyer in Edmonton Conclusion 1. Overview of Alberta’s 2024 Family Law Reforms Alberta’s family law has undergone several reforms designed to streamline processes, improve fairness, and make the system more accessible. These changes foc...