Author Archives: John-Paul Boyd
Second CRILF Report on Polyamory Studies Sociodemographic Attributes and Attitudes
By: John-Paul Boyd PDF Version: Second CRILF Report on Polyamory Studies Sociodemographic Attributes and Attitudes Report Commented On: “Perceptions of Polyamory in Canada”, Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family The Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family completed … Continue reading
CRILF Reviews Federal Divorce Data for Alberta
By: John-Paul Boyd PDF Version: CRILF Reviews Federal Divorce Data for Alberta Report Commented On: Analysis of Data from the Federal Justice Divorce File Review Study: Report on Findings for Alberta, 2011 The Department of Justice undertook the Federal Justice Divorce … Continue reading
Polyamorous Families in Canada: Early Results of New Research from CRILF
By: John-Paul Boyd PDF Version: Polyamorous Families in Canada: Early Results of New Research from CRILF Report Commented On: Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family, Perceptions of Polyamorous Relationships: Preliminary Data On 20 June 2016, the Canadian Research Institute … Continue reading
Family Justice 3.5: Fostering a Settlement-Oriented Legal Culture
By: John-Paul Boyd PDF Version: Family Justice 3.5: Fostering a Settlement-Oriented Legal Culture This is the note on rethinking our approach to family justice that I never thought I’d find myself writing, and as a result I need to begin … Continue reading
A Remarkable, Plain Language Judgment from the Ontario Court of Justice
By: John-Paul Boyd PDF Version: A Remarkable, Plain Language Judgment from the Ontario Court of Justice Case Commented On: R v Armitage, 2015 ONCJ 64 (CanLII) A few weeks ago, Mr. Justice Nakatsuru of the Ontario Court of Justice released a remarkable … Continue reading