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ARTICLE · 24 NOVEMBER 2022

What To Expect When You're Expecting (To Get Divorced)

Pop culture tends to drive public understanding of the law. After all, people are far more likely to watch lawyers on primetime and on the big screen before they find themselves...

CanadaFamily and Matrimonial

Pop culture tends to drive public understanding of the law. After all, people are far more likely to watch lawyers on primetime and on the big screen before they find themselves in a situation where they might need one. American legal dramas also tend to dominate airtime, which often leaves Canadians wondering not only how "accurate" the depiction of law is, but how applicable it is north of the border.

Family law is no exception. Marriage Story, a Netflix feature film released in 2019, was praised for its intimate, realistic portrayal of divorce. Given its popularity and critical acclaim, it is understandable that Marriage Story likely serves as an introduction to family law for many.

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