Kimberly Soul Collaborative Family Law Lawyer Winnipeg

10/17/2026

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Free webinar on settling an estate in Manitoba—without stress or confusion. October 22, 2026 at 12:00 PM.

10/16/2026

10/16/2026

The One Day Divorce is exactly what it sounds like: a focused process designed to move the important pieces of your separation forward in one structured day.

Both sides come prepared, both lawyers know the process, and everyone works toward resolution together.

It can be a good fit for couples who want a more efficient, organized way to work through separation without stretching the process over months.

The key is preparation. The clearer everyone is before the day begins, the more productive that day can be.

📍 Soul Family Law | Collaborative Divorce + Separation | Winnipeg, MB

10/15/2026

Choosing a collaborative lawyer?

Swipe to see what are a few things, I personally think are worth paying attention to as you start looking...

The right fit matters, both with your lawyer and with the process itself.

Save this for when you start looking or share with someone who is looking!

📍 Soul Family Law | Collaborative Divorce + Separation | Winnipeg, MB

10/12/2026

Every year I notice the same thing… the families who feel calmest in December aren’t always the ones with the simplest situations.

They’re the ones who started talking before the pressure set in.

Thanksgiving weekend has a way of slowing things down; a long weekend, a full table, a little gratitude in the air.

It can be a surprisingly good moment to look ahead; not because everything is settled, but because nothing is urgent yet.

You don’t need a perfect plan today; you just need a starting point.

Wishing you and yours a gentle Thanksgiving here in Manitoba. 🦃🍂

📍 Soul Family Law | Collaborative Divorce + Separation | Winnipeg, MB

10/07/2026

People assume the first decision in a collaborative divorce is who they hire.

But it’s actually who BOTH lawyers hire.

I do not proceed with representation if the other lawyer and I don’t work the same way, because that is not efficient for you.

The process only works if everyone is actually collaborating, not posturing and if both lawyers are efficient and organized.

The team you build is the first real step. Everything else flows from it.

📍 Soul Family Law | Collaborative Divorce + Separation | Winnipeg, MB

10/05/2026

If you’ve been waiting for something like this outside Winnipeg, this is for you!

The One Day Divorce isn’t limited to the city.

If you live outside Winnipeg, reach out!

Richard and I may be able to come to you, so you don’t have to choose between doing this well and doing it close to home!

To start the conversation, complete the contact form in the link in bio.

📍 Soul Family Law | Collaborative Divorce + Separation | Winnipeg, MB

10/02/2026

Attending a first consultation without knowing what to have prepared can make it harder than it needs to be.

Here’s what actually helps, and what I ask new clients to review before we meet: know your income, mortgage balance, a general idea of assets and debts, a rough timeline of what’s happened so far, and your three biggest worries written down; even messy notes are useful.

You don’t need this to be perfect. You just need somewhere to start!

Save this before your first meeting.

📍 Soul Family Law | Collaborative Divorce + Separation | Winnipeg, MB

09/30/2026

Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, I remember the Indigenous children who were stolen from their families, the thousands who never came home, and the Survivors of church-run and government-funded residential schools.

I offer my support to Survivors and their descendants, who continue to live with this trauma and injustice today.

I invite you to take this day to reflect, to learn, and to consider how you can support reconciliation with Indigenous communities here in Manitoba. The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation — right here in Winnipeg — shares Survivors’ stories at nctr.ca.

Every Child Matters. 🧡

09/25/2026

People genuinely don’t know the difference between these three, and it’s not a small thing to mix up.

A parenting plan covers day-to-day life with your kids and will change as they grow.

A separation agreement is the fuller; property, support, and includes the parenting plan.

A court order is a judge’s decision, used when an agreement isn’t possible.

Most separated parents in Manitoba never need that third one.

📍 Soul Family Law | Collaborative Divorce + Separation | Winnipeg, MB