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Breakfast Television May 24, 2018
Suzana Gartner on Breakfast Television
Your pets are part of your family and unfortunately when families fall apart, or couples separate – animal rights will come in to play. Suzana spoke about this on Breakfast Television!
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The Lawyer’s Daily August 24, 2017
Adjudicator calls for specialized court to tackle pet ownership and custody issues
Is small claims court the right place for pet issues or should a new court for animals be developed?
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The Dating and Relationship Show July 16, 2017
Pets and Animal Law
Suzana Gartner talks with Laura Bilotta from SingleintheCity.ca
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The Lawyer’s Daily April 10, 2017
The Family Pet: Property or Person
Is there a difference between the family dog and the family cutlery in the eyes of the law?
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CBC Radio January, 2017
When there’s a divorce, who gets the family pet?
Here and Now’s host Gill Deacon talks with lawyer and animal advocate Suzana Gartner about what happens to the family pet when there’s a divorce.
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Toronto Star January, 2017
What happens to the dog when a couple breaks up?
Pet custody disputes can be nasty, but some former couples have found workable solutions
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Follow-up interview on Tasha Kheiriddin’s show on Talk Radio AM640 (audio unavailable).
The Lawyers Weekly November, 2016
Pet Insurance Growing But Read the Fine Print
Pet insurance is becoming more common and is of interest to many owners. However, insurance companies can be highly restrictive in what they cover and in what they do not. Caveat emptor.
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Pets Magazine October, 2016
What is Pet Law?
Suzana Gartner and Sam Galway give an overview of common legal issues involving pets such as custody in separations or estates.
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Law Times News September, 2016
Judge limits Toronto lawyer to two pets
Suzana Gartner, of Gartner & Associates Animal Law, says a lighter sentence is appropriate in this instance, as it does not appear that (Diane) Way wilfully neglected the cats.
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Suzana Gartner
