July 5, 2013 By Rosemarie Boll. I had the pleasure of attending a lecture by Jim
Davies, the general counsel for the Edmonton Public School Board. He gave a …
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Rosemarie Boll, Author at LawNow Magazine
Opening Closed Doors – The downside of suing your abuser
July 1, 2012 By Rosemarie Boll
In the last issue of LawNow I outlined a number of good reasons why you might want to sue the person who is abusing you. However, there are an equal number of good reasons why you might choose to pass up a civil suit. Any one or a combination of the following options might be […]
Opening Closed Doors – When should domestic violence victims sue their abusers?
May 1, 2012 By Rosemarie Boll
Mr. Dhaliwal hit his wife with a closed fist and a broom handle and was convicted of criminal assault. In the divorce, Ms. Dhaliwal included a tort claim for assault and battery and asked for damages (money). She won. Mr. Danicic intimidated and harassed his former partner by mailing her threatening letters and humiliating sexual […]
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May 1, 2012 … Rosemarie Boll is Staff Counsel with the Family Law Office of Legal Aid Alberta
and a regular contributor to LawNow Magazine since 1992.
Bench Press 37-4: A Dog Divided?
March 1, 2013 By Teresa Mitchell
Richard Kitchen asked the B.C. Provincial Court to rule on the ownership of a Border collie after the breakup of his relationship. It was a sad affair: a letter on file from the dog to “my daddy” says the dog is unhappy they cannot be a family but that “I know there is no way mommy would […]
