Katherine Shadbolt has practiced exclusively in the area of family law for over 35 years. From 1988 to 2023, she practiced in a mid-sized firm in Ottawa, where she became a partner in 1993, providing a full range of services in family law from negotiations to litigation, including appearances at all levels of court proceedings. A certified mediator with Family Mediation Canada, she has completed training in arbitration and collaborative family law and intensive courses in advanced mediation and negotiation. She has contributed to family law and dispute resolution seminars at the University of Ottawa Law School and has acted as a coach in mediation/negotiation courses offered by the Stitt Feld Handy Group. Katherine was included in the 2025 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada for Family Law, marking a period of 12 years that Katherine has received this recognition as one of Canada’s Best Lawyers. She is an advisor with the Law Society of Ontario’s Coach and Advisor Network and a mentor with the Advocates’ Society. She contributes articles on topical family law subjects to the OBA , and serves as CPD liaison on the OBA’s ADR Executive and member-at-large on the CBA’s Family Law Executive.
Il est très important qu’une partie à une procédure à laquelle la partie adverse doit des dépens puisse récupérer l’intégralité du montant dû. Un litige peut être une procédure longue et coûteuse, et l’attribution des dépens par le tribunal est un moyen de récompenser la partie qui a obtenu gain de cause dans le litige ou la procédure.
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