Norman Rosenbaum

Norman's legal practice encompasses the comprehensive terrain of family law, addressing every nuance from divorce and separation to custody battles, alimony, child support, and the equitable distribution of property. His expertise also extends to securing protection orders for those in vulnerable situations. Beyond family law, Norman is adept in civil litigation, particularly in seeking justice and compensation for victims of sexual and physical abuse. His commitment to child protection is evident through his dedicated legal services in this area.

With a solid educational foundation, Norman graduated with honors from the University of Manitoba in 1978 before earning his law degree from the same institution in 1981. His legal acumen is recognized by his peers and professional circles, underscored by his active membership in the Law Society of Manitoba and Collaborative Practice Manitoba.

Norman's professional journey is marked by significant appearances in the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench and various provincial administrative tribunals. He has notably served as counsel in critical litigation cases such as those involving Indian Residential Schools and the 60s Scoop, advocating tirelessly for the rights and reparations of affected individuals. His contributions to child protection underscore his dedication to safeguarding the welfare of the most vulnerable in society.

Admitted to the Manitoba Bar in 1982, Norman offers a holistic approach to family law disputes, incorporating negotiation and litigation strategies tailored to each unique case. His approach is further enriched by the integration of a registered social worker with a Master’s of Social Work degree. This collaboration enables the development of effective parenting plans and separation agreements, ensuring that both the emotional and legal needs of his clients are met. For those facing threats to their safety and security, Norman's practice stands as a beacon of hope and advocacy.