CJC & Co. LLP Law - Family First

For all your "Family First" Legal Care in Saskatchewan.

Legal help

When you need help we are here.

Family Circumstances

Divorce, separation, adoption, support, property, pre-nuptial or cohabitation agreements, alternatives to litigation, criminal law issues.

Family Real Estate

Home, condominium, purchase, sale, transfers, refinance.

Family Planning

Wills, estates, health care directives, powers of attorney.

Civil litigation and Corporate Commercial

Contract, asset/share sales, shareholders agreements, privacy legislation, incorporation, GST / PST, Family Trusts, builder’s liens, collections/debts, employee dismissal, limitation periods, procedure.

Experience

Because of the regular crossover in these areas of law our firm is focused and we are unique in the way we provide services, edging out all others when it relates to the care of your family.

About us

Our firm brings a no nonsense, common-sense approach to the issues while paying attention to process and cost efficiency. We service all of Saskatchewan and collaborate extra-provincially to better suit your needs. We are a team with 50+ years’ experience, successfully appearing at the Provincial Court, Court of Queen’s Bench and Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan. We do the work while listening, coaching and counselling on a personal level during your entire legal process. We are conscious of your needs at all stages of the legal process and believe our CJC family is taking care of your family

Information

CJC & Co. LLP developed the first and only "Family First" concept boutique law firm believing in a philosophy that the CJC family is here to provide legal care to yours. This unique concept is to provide family members with services throughout stages and circumstances of life when it's needed. Not just once!

If you’ve been looking for the right firm, your search is over – we’re different in all the right ways.

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Please be advised our office will be closed September 30 in recognition of Truth and Reconciliation and taking time to reflect that our Family First philosophy applies to each and every person. ... See MoreSee Less

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Divorced Sask. parents fight in court over COVID-19 vaccination for teen daughter | CBC News

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The father in the case says his ongoing efforts to get his daughter vaccinated, against the wishes of his parents and ex-wife, have felt like the "summer from hell." The mother is appealing the decisi...

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We have witnessed it time again. Parties split up and they cannot see reason. They only want to harm the other. Humiliate, degrade, embarrass. Not today. The Courts are finally stepping in. Finally saying no to intimate partner violence. The are finally protecting the vulnerable in this digital era. Well done. https://edmontonjournal.com/news/local-news/…https://albertacourts.ca/docs/default-source/… ... See MoreSee Less

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Divorced parents do not agree on vaccinating their 13 year old daughter. Changes to the Divorce Act and Children's Law Act allow the Court to make an order granting one parent decision-making, including medical. But what happens when that is appealed to a higher court. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/divorced-couple-court-fight-daughter-vaccination-1.6180214 ... See MoreSee Less

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