by Robert Harvie
October 27, 2014
Forgive me readers for I have sinned.
It has been over one year since my last post, and for that, I seek penance.
In my defence, I have been incredibly immersed in work as a Bencher with the Law Society of Alberta, specifically chairing the Access to Justice Committee - a jo...
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by Robert Harvie
May 02, 2013
Our laws relating to alimony or spousal support have evolved greatly in the past 20 to 30 years - primarily, or rather, almost solely in response to a deeper understanding and appreciation for the roles that women play in a marital relationship. Women who are employed ...
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by Robert Harvie
February 05, 2013
Collaboration: It's Not About Faith, It's About Hard Work:
I might take some heat for this post. If so, fine. I've never been one to smart too much from criticism.
I read a post today in the Wisconsin Law Journal written by lawyer Gregg Herman, who suggest...
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by Robert Harvie
October 11, 2012
I like to think I'm a reasonably intelligent person.
I had the good fortune to attend University and ultimately obtain a law degree. Beyond my formal education, I've learned a few other skills, I ski, I golf, and I play a mean game of Angry Birds.
But when it comes to ...
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by Robert Harvie
October 05, 2012
In this election season, emotions often run high, as supporters of Democrats and Republicans seek to vie for public support of their “team”.
We turn on the television to see Jon Stewart or Bill O’Reilly staking out their position as the “reason...
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