Christopher Burrison’s practice spans all aspects of family law, including custody and access disputes, disputes involving all types of property claims and child and spousal support disputes.
Supporting clients on all aspects of family law, Chris has appeared in the provincial, superior and appeal courts in both Ontario and British Columbia. His litigation experience includes custody and access disputes, property claims and child and spousal support disputes.
Chris also has a broad range of experience in the negotiation and drafting of complex cohabitation, marriage and separation agreements. He has a special interest in minimizing the tax implications of asset transfers between spouses following relationship breakdown.
Chris is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada ('06) and the Law Society of British Columbia ('03) and is a graduate of Dalhousie Law School and Simon Fraser University.
Chris is also a contributor to Continuing Legal Education in both provinces.