National Law Arbitration Course
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Lawrence I. Z. Pinsky, along with John-Paul Boyd, QC of John-Paul Boyd Arbitration Chambers in Alberta and British Columbia, and Lorne Wolfson, of Torkin Manes in Ontario, developed a 40-hour interactive course which offers a comprehensive introduction to the arbitration of family law disputes in Canada. In addition to the six day course, special pre-course programs for lawyers and mental health professionals interested in working as parenting coordinators are also available. The course provides the opportunity to learn from experienced, senior family law lawyers with established arbitration practices in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba and Ontario in an interactive remote learning environment.
The courses will be held with guest speaker Senator Murray Sinclair, and will be offered virtually over six days beginning in February 2022 and running until March 2022.
- January 28, 2022: Optional pre-course program for parenting coordinators: the basics of psychology for family law lawyers
- January 29, 2022: Optional pre-course program for parenting coordinators: the basics of family law for mental health professionals
- February 5 & 6, 2022: Day One and Day Two
- February 18 & 19, 2022: Day Three and Day Four
- March 4 & 5, 2022: Day Five and Day Six
Download the syllabus for the 2022 course. Learn about our faculty for the 2022 course and review the course curriculum visit NFLAC.ca
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Lawrence I.Z. Pinsky, K.C.
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Lawrence has practiced family law for over 27 years and is known for excellence in the field. Lawrence is known for crafting strategic solutions through careful planning, preparation, and collaboration with his clients in redressing a myriad of issues including: parenting; wealth preservation; resolving complex property cases often involving multiple layers of corporations, trusts and additional property related matters; support (child and spousal); and various other family related matters. When necessary, Lawrence is known for being able to use his litigation skills successfully. Lawrence has been counsel on a large body of reported family law decisions and is very well experienced in the area. Lawrence has been instrumental over the years in advocating not only for his clients, but also for family law reform nationally and here at home in Manitoba. Lawrence was actively involved in advocating for amendments to the Divorce Act.