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17th Annual Family Law A-Fair

Kimberley Ketsa

Long Family Law Group LLP
Edmonton, Alberta

This year, the Family Law A-Fair will take place on March 3, 2025, from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Upper Crust.

This is an event for law students to hear from lawyers and justices about the practice of family law. There are brief speeches followed by plenty of time to mingle with the family bar over food and drink.

We invite family law lawyers to attend the event for networking with students and general socializing. Please join us!

As with past years, we ask for sponsorship from family law firms to assist in covering the cost of the venue, food, and beverages. This year, we are asking firms to commit to a maximum of $300. After the event, when we know the final food and beverage cost, we divide the total equally between sponsors unless otherwise requested. We will reach out to the sponsors to confirm the amount. Cheques/e-transfers can then be sent to Latitude Family Law. Our sponsors name will be displayed at the event.
To sponsor please email Amanda Baretta: amanda@latitudefamilylaw.com

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me or the other members of the planning committee, Tracy Brown and Amanda Baretta.

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