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About Brad
Brad Hunter, K.C.
Brad is dedicated to helping your family separate with dignity and recognizing what is best for both of you.
For more than 40 years Brad has been practising family law helping families find solutions for one of the most difficult problems they can face – the end of a marriage.
Brad believes that the two of you can come to a solution that best fits the needs of you and your family.
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Brad was recognized by the Government of Saskatchewan as a Family Mediator, Family Arbitrator, and King’s Counsel (K.C.) as being “learned” in the law. Brad is also a Collaborative Lawyer and believes that the two of you can come to a solution efficiently with the right guidance.
Brad was recently selected by his peers for inclusion in the 2021 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada for Family Law.