S.L.L v D.B.L

JurisdictionSaskatchewan
CourtCourt of Queen's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
JudgeBrown
Citation2022 SKKB 277
Date20 December 2022
Docket NumberDIV-ES-00005-2021

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2 practice notes
  • T.M.D. v. N.S.W.
    • Canada
    • Court of King's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
    • July 12, 2023
    ...on when it may be appropriate to exempt the parties from dispute resolution due to family violence at paras 41-43 of S.L.L. v. D.B.L., 2022 SKKB 277: [41] While the violence is not all directed at S.L.L., it is directed at D.B.L.’s current partner. It is not much of a stretch to be concerne......
  • V.B. v. S.V.B.
    • Canada
    • Court of King's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
    • September 28, 2023
    ...Brown J. in S.L.L. v D.B.L., 2022 SKKB 277, 82 RFL (8th) 379 exempted the parties from mediation due to interpersonal violence and discussed the need to be aware of adequate protection for the parties stating at paras. 41 and [41]  While the violence is not all directed at S.L.L., it i......
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  • T.M.D. v. N.S.W.
    • Canada
    • Court of King's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
    • July 12, 2023
    ...on when it may be appropriate to exempt the parties from dispute resolution due to family violence at paras 41-43 of S.L.L. v. D.B.L., 2022 SKKB 277: [41] While the violence is not all directed at S.L.L., it is directed at D.B.L.’s current partner. It is not much of a stretch to be concerne......
  • V.B. v. S.V.B.
    • Canada
    • Court of King's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada)
    • September 28, 2023
    ...Brown J. in S.L.L. v D.B.L., 2022 SKKB 277, 82 RFL (8th) 379 exempted the parties from mediation due to interpersonal violence and discussed the need to be aware of adequate protection for the parties stating at paras. 41 and [41]  While the violence is not all directed at S.L.L., it i......