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Panko Collaborative Law & Mediation
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Variations, Postnuptial Agreements, Property Division
“With skills in counseling and experience in managing people, he is expertly qualified to help navigate toward a successful, and fair mediation outcome.”
FAQs
How do I get Separated?
To become separated, a couple needs to decide that the relationship is over. Some couples need or want a separation agreement to crystalize the date of their separation and the terms of their separation. To make a separation agreement there are various levels of formality. Some people choose to make a separation agreement themselves and others choose to hire lawyers to prepare it. Some financial institutes require a separation agreement that has a certificate of independent legal advice attached to it for each party involved. To acquire a certificate of independent legal advice, the parties involved will each hire their own lawyer to review the separation agreement with them. To build your own Separation Agreement, make an account on the PLEA website and use their agreement builder: PLEA Separation Agreement
What is Parenting Coordination?
Parenting Coordination is the use of a third-party neutral to assist parents in resolving their issues related to co-parenting. Parenting Coordination is a bit of a mix of mediation, conflict-coaching, and arbitration. For more information about Parenting Coordination, visit: Saskatchewan.ca | Parenting Coordination
How much is Child Support?
Child Support is determined using the Federal Child Support Guidelines and will be dependent on the incomes of the parents and their parenting agreement. You can look up what your approximate child support obligation might be here: My Support Calculator
How do I get Parenting Time?
Some parents agree to their parenting time arrangements between themselves. If a parent is having difficulty in planning for parenting time, they might hire a lawyer or other professional to help them negotiate parenting time. In some situations, a parent will ask the court to make an order regarding parenting time. This is usually an undesirable process option, as it is often costly both financially and relationally, and can take a long time. For more information about Parenting Time, visit: Saskatchewan.ca | Parenting Time with Children
What is the cost of Litigation?
Litigation is often the most expensive process option. The cost may vary depending on the nature of the situation as well as whether the person is representing themselves or having a lawyer represent them. We do not offer litigation as a process option at our law firm.
Other questions that you might have are answered on the FAQ page of our website.
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