Doree Levine is a partner in our Family Law Group. Her practice focuses on divorce, separation, custody, child support, spousal support, and the separation of de facto spouses. Doree is also involved in the homologation of protective mandates in case of incapacity, and the institution of regimes of protective supervision. She pleads cases regularly before the Quebec courts at the trial and appellate levels.
Doree always aims to provide high-quality legal services in an honest and practical manner. Her clients appreciate her professional approach, timeliness, dedication, and analytic abilities. She uses her strong communication and negotiation skills to advocate for her clients and attempt to resolve even the most complex disputes.
11 February 2021
On January 28, 2021, in Center for Gender Advocacy v. Attorney General of Quebec, 2021 QCCS 191, Hon. Gregory Moore, J.C.S., the Superior Court of Quebec rendered a landmark human rights decision, invalidating a number of provisions of the Civil Code of Québec [CCQ] that were found to violate Charter rights to dignity and equality […]
9 April 2020
The recent declaration of the COVID-19 public health emergency raises many questions concerning parental authority and custody arrangements. Two recent Superior Court of Quebec decisions shed light on this issue, affirming the importance of maintaining existing custody orders and favouring parents’ custodial time despite the exceptional situation. Droit de la famille – 20474, 2020 QCCS […]
