Daniel Colborne practices exclusively in the area of matrimonial law. His practice encompasses all aspects of family law including: divorce, property division, child support, spousal support, child custody and access. He also represents children in child welfare matters. He has appears as counsel at the Provisional Court of Alberta, the Court of Queens's Bench, the Court of Appeal of Alberta and the Supreme Court of Canada. He has successfully argued at the Court of Appeal of Alberta resulting in an important decision on the issue of spousal support (Shields v. Shields, 2008 ABCA 213) and at the Supreme Court of Canada resulting in a landmark decision on the issue of child support (Henry v. Henry, 2006 SCC 37).
