Moe Hannah LLP | Calgary, Alberta, Canada
A lawyer since 1995
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Kevin Hannah, K.C., stands as a seasoned divorce lawyer, boasting a rich background in criminal law and general litigation. With three decades of dedicated practice, Kevin's focus has honed sharply onto separation and divorce matters.
Rather than solely representing private clients, Kevin's role extends significantly as a mediator and arbitrator for fellow lawyers and their clientele. His prowess in this realm earned him the esteemed Dr. John Haynes Memorial Award in 2020, recognizing his exceptional contributions to family mediation.
Kevin's approach is rooted in the belief that avoiding adversarial processes is paramount to preserving familial harmony. He advocates for alternative dispute resolution methods, understanding that court or arbitration should serve as a last resort.
While Kevin strives for mutually agreeable resolutions in the majority of cases, he acknowledges that litigation becomes inevitable in some instances. Leveraging his extensive arbitration experience, Kevin tackles contested hearings with vigor, a skill set reflected in his numerous victories in the Manitoba and Alberta Courts of Appeal.
Kevin's expertise hasn't gone unnoticed. Since 2006, he has consistently been recognized in Best Lawyers as one of Calgary's leading family lawyers, earning the coveted "Lawyer of the Year" title in family law twice. Additionally, his proficiency in alternative dispute resolution has garnered annual recognition from Best Lawyers since 2011.
His accolades extend beyond Best Lawyers, with recognition from peer review organizations like the Lexpert Legal Directory and Doyles Leading Family and Divorce Lawyers. In 2018, Kevin lent his expertise to the government of Alberta, advising on revisions to legislation pertaining to property sharing post-divorce or separation.
An avid educator, Kevin has shared his knowledge on family law through lectures, papers, and seminars, reaching audiences ranging from fellow lawyers to law students at the University of Calgary Law School. His commitment to legal education is further evident through his contributions to the Legal Education Society of Alberta and his volunteer work with Calgary Legal Guidance.
In addition to his professional pursuits, Kevin has authored family law articles in Lawyers Weekly and has dedicated his time to various law-related boards, exemplifying his commitment to serving both his profession and the community at large.