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Randall Horton

Partner

Randall practices primarily in the field of family law, including divorce actions, legal separations, pre-nuptial agreements, spousal agreements, child custody and support disputes, and resolving the equalization of family property. Randall’s practice also includes civil and administrative litigation, wills, estates and real estate. Randall’s work has taken him to all levels of the Courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada.

Contact

rhorton@tappercuddy.com
direct: 204.944.3286
fax: 204.947.2593

Legal Assistant

Angela Bakker
abakker@tappercuddy.com
direct: 204.944.3224
fax: 204.947.2593

Bar Admission

Called to the Manitoba Bar in 1989

Professional Activities

Past Chair, Family Law Section, Manitoba Bar Association
Past Executive Member, Family Law Section, Canadian Bar Association
Steering Committee Member, “For the Sake of the Children” Program, Province of Manitoba
Member of the Canadian Bar Association

Publications/Presentations

Presenter, “Selected Issues with respect to Spousal Support”, Law Society of Manitoba
Presenter, “Treatment of Jointly-Owned Property When Domestic Relationships End”, Law Society of Manitoba
Guest Lecturer, Intensive Family Law Course, University of Manitoba Faculty of Law
Guest Lecturer, Law Society of Manitoba Continuing Legal Education Programs
CPLED Instructor & Evaluator, “Negotiation”
CPLED Instructor & Evaluator, “Interviewing and Advising”
MBA, Midwinter, Objections: a review of common objections at trial
Presenter, “Contempt in the Family Law Context”
Law Society of Manitoba Faculty Member, Intensive Advocacy Workshop
Committee on QBR Rule 70, Case Conference Amendments
Presenter 2015 Family Division Case Management Changes: Practical Tips and “How to Session”
Presenter, 2017 Annual Joint Family Law “Evidence Obtained Via Technology – Tales from the Trenches and Lessons Learned”

Practice Areas

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Manitoba, 1982

Bachelor of Arts, University of Manitoba, 1985

Bachelor of Laws, University of Manitoba, 1988

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