Selected Press

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How parents can protect the family business if their children divorce

How to prepare your spouse to work in the family business

Can your marriage survive starting a business?

Top 10 ways to manage conflict in a business


Time for contingency fees in family law?

Focus: Child support guidelines become optional

Boutet Advocates For Neuroscience In Family Law


High stakes bring high emotions

New negotiation techniques can offer more value to clients

Legal firms taking look at mental health

Opt For Calm, Rational Responses For A Healthy Workplace

When Feeling The Heat, Just Relax

Understand the role emotion plays in ADR


When helicopter parents divorce


Holiday Tips For The Newly Separated


$3.7 Billion Dollars Of Family Support Owed In Canada

Les mauvais payeurs en un clic


Starting a Business with your Spouse


Bill C-78 Changes To The Divorce Act – Is It Enough?


If your co-founder is headed for divorce court, can your business survive?


Newly Separated Over The Holidays

Managing Divorce


Divorce Act Changes Could Finally Address Realities The Law Left Out

For Divorcing Employees, A Little Support At Work Goes A Long Way

4 Ways To Negotiate Your Prenup And Start Marriage On The Right Foot

How Different Generations Can See Eye-To-Eye On Prenups

Divorce Month: Why Marriages End In January

Conflict Resolution Strategies For Family Businesses

How to Tackle the New School Year As a New Divorcee

What Is ‘Conscious Uncoupling’? Experts Unpack Gwyneth Paltrow’s Split Announcement


Toronto Family Lawyer Nathalie Boutet on What She Said!


Managing Over Divorce Month


Make these moves first when divorce strikes

What to do with insurance after a divorce

Tips for teams working with family enterprise clients

Why Advisors should get personal with divorcing clients

Financial planners can help craft better divorce settlements

Protect a business from marital breakdown


A new bill tabled by the federal government could amend how Canadian families deal with divorce