by Karim | Aug 1, 2018 | Parenting Coordination, thoughts from the throne. Small ideas for big thoughts
Our courts operate with a dichotomy. They are responsible to decide what is in a child’s Best Interests and exercise that responsibility by leaving important parenting decisions up to the child. The age of majority is 18 years old. Criminal law recognizes this...
by Karim | Feb 2, 2018 | Mediation, Negotiation, thoughts from the throne. Small ideas for big thoughts
I am approached by people who want to settle their divorce/relationship property obligations based on either an agreement they have made or restricted sharing of financial disclosure. They leave my office after being told that whether or not the other person wants or...
by Karim | Jan 12, 2018 | Parenting Coordination, thoughts from the throne. Small ideas for big thoughts
John Cameron, CEO of Keller Construction and Changing Lives Foundation ( have you seen the Singing Christmas Tree? If you have, you have experienced one contribution he has facilitated) was featured in the December 2017 “Business in Edmonton” magazine. In...
by Karim | Nov 3, 2017 | thoughts from the throne. Small ideas for big thoughts, Uncategorized
Common sense would tell us that if two people owe each other money the most effective way to settle things is for one to pay the other the difference between the two amounts. Well, ‘common’ logic does not extend to Canada Revenue Agency or the Federal Tax...
by Karim | Nov 3, 2017 | thoughts from the throne. Small ideas for big thoughts
Until the late 20th century women were assumed to be the ones best able to perform the role of companion/nurturer – the glue that bound family and social relationships together. The authors like Daniel Golman published research that showed shifting reality...
by Karim | Sep 8, 2017 | thoughts from the throne. Small ideas for big thoughts, Uncategorized
For every event, experience or ‘fact’ you encounter in your life you apply a meaning. Meaning is the story or narrative that gives context and understanding to your experience – for you. The same event, experience or ‘fact’ can have different meaning to different...
