In a recent family law decision, Nychuk & Company lawyer David Flett successfully argued to obtain an award for his client of approximately double the court costs typically awarded in these types of matters, to be payable by the opposing party. In giving reasons for awarding Mr. Flett’s client an increased amount of the typical […]
A trial ensued, and after the client’s efforts to rehabilitate and successfully raise the child were demonstrated, the judge found that the child should be rightfully returned to the parent.
Ms. Moser proved that the lawyer offered to open a file and had more than a brief description of the case, the judge decided it was in fact a conflict-of-interest. The judge stated that a reasonable member of the public would find it unacceptable for the firm to represent Joanne’s client’s spouse and ordered the spouse to find new representation.
Two Nychuk and Company family lawyers, David Flett and Jim Vogel Q.C., recently represented a client in November, 2020 following a week-long trial and received a court decision from Queen’s Bench. The court accepted all arguments on behalf of our client, rejecting the claims of the other party, with an end result of significant child […]
Two Nychuk and Company family lawyers, David Flett and Jim Vogel, recently represented a client in November 2020 and received a court decision from Queen’s Bench Justice completely in their client’s best interest. The client represented by Nychuk and Company was a recently divorced individual with three children. The opposing party had a 7-figure income […]
Are you thinking about moving, but aren’t sure how it will affect your custody agreement? Reg Sauer is a family lawyer at Nychuk and Company who has had expertise in family matters for over 30 years. Reg recently represented a client who had joint custody of their children. The client wanted to relocate from Saskatchewan […]
In a situation where one parent struggled with addiction issues and the children’s safety was a significant concern, Kayla McKinnon was able to obtain an interim order for her client, that gave her the ability to make decisions in relation to the children without having to agree with the other parent. It was determined that […]
When you are convicted of a criminal offence in Canada there are number of possible sentences available depending on what you are found guilty of the and the aggravating and mitigating factors that surrounded your conviction.
Anytime you interact with the police there is a possibility that your information will be stored in a police data bases and could show up in a criminal record check as a non-conviction.
Many people worry that if they do not talk to the police or allow them to search their vehicle it will make them look guilty. This is simply not the case. The police can only use what you say against you and never what you don’t say.