Understanding ‘Without Prejudice’ in Divorce Mediation – DTSW
External Links:
- Can your spouse use your settlement talks against you in court? | Family Law in BC: This link provides information on how settlement talks can be used in court, especially in the context of family law.
- Epstein’s This Week in Family Law | Without Prejudice | Westlaw Canada Portal: This link provides a weekly update on family law issues, including the use of “without prejudice” in communications.
- ASK A LAWYER: What does ‘without prejudice’ mean, anyway? – Sullivan Law: This link provides a lawyer’s perspective on the meaning of “without prejudice”.
- The Meaning of “Without Prejudice” – Lawyer for Children’s Aid Cases defending parents in CAS Claims: This link provides a detailed explanation of the term “without prejudice” from a lawyer’s perspective.
- The Basics: What does “without prejudice” mean and when do I need to use it?: This link provides a basic guide on the meaning of “without prejudice” and when to use it.
- With Prejudice” vs. “Without Prejudice” – Lexology: This link provides a comparison between “with prejudice” and “without prejudice” in the context of legal disputes.
Ken Maynard CDFA, Acc.FM
I assist intelligent and successful couples in crafting rapid, custom separation agreements that pave the way for a smooth transition towards a secure future. This efficient process is achieved in about four meetings, effectively sidestepping the excessive conflicts, confusion, and costs commonly linked to legal proceedings. Clients have the flexibility to collaborate with me either via video conference or in-person through a DTSW associate at any of our six Greater Toronto mediation centers, located in Aurora, Barrie, North York, Vaughan, Mississauga, and Scarborough.
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