Divorce Act Changes Could Finally Address Realities The Law Left Out – Boutet in Huffington Post

by Nathalie Boutet

It took 20 years, but the Canadian government is finally moving the needle on modernizing Canada’s family laws. This week, the Liberals tabled Bill C-78, which will amend the Divorce Act, and related Acts, which have otherwise seen no significant revisions in two decades.

The proposed changes are designed to address four important elements: promoting the best interests of the child; addressing family violence; reducing child poverty and making Canada’s family justice system more accessible and efficient.

Read the full article in Huffington Post.

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