Michael is a well known author and has written several legal texts on subjects ranging from family law to class actions, and alternate dispute resolution.

Books

Strictly Legal: Things You Absolutely Need to Know About Canadian Law

Michael G. Cochrane
Insomniac Press
Buy from Insomniac Press

Surviving Your Divorce: A Guide to Canadian Family Law

(4th Edition December 2006)
Michael G. Cochrane
John Wiley & Sons Canada, Ltd.

Click here to order from Wiley Publishers Also available from Amazon.ca

Surviving Your Parents’ Divorce: A Guide for Young Canadians

Michael G.Cochrane
Currently awaiting a new edition but available from Amazon.ca

For Better or For Worse: A Guide to Marriage Contracts and Cohabitation Agreements

Michael G. Cochrane
Currently awaiting a new edition but available from Amazon.ca

Family Law in Ontario: A Practical Guide for Lawyers and Law Clerks

(2 supplements per year)
Michael G. Cochrane Canada LawBook

To order this resource, click here

Class Actions - A Guide to the Class Proceedings Act, 1992

Michael G. Cochrane, B.A., LL.B
Canada Law Book Inc.,1993

E-mail Michael to order this book

Other Publications

Profit Magazine, November 2006

Why You Need A Prenup

Annual Review of Civil Litigation, 2001

Ongoing (Co-edited by Michael G. Cochrane and Justice Todd Archibald, Ontario Superior Court) Carswell

Canadian Ecology: Environmental Bill of Rights & Class Actions

Michael G. Cochrane, April & May 2002

Articles

LUXE MAGAZINE

‘Lex and the City’
October 6, 2006

Property Owners Beware Real Estate Fraud!

October 31, 2006

Bah Humbug! Should I Cancel That Christmas Party!?

‘CAVEAT EMPTOR’ click on covers to read articles

Fall 2005 Brokers and Investors: A New Age of Accountability	Holiday Issue 2005 Ho Ho Hold It! Social Host Liability for Drunken Guests?
March 2006 Want Some Peace of Mind in 2006?	April 2006 Let a Lawyer Complete Your Foursome

Fun Articles

Divorce Picnic - Judges’ choice winner in the Toronto Star Short Story Contest
soon to be available as a podcast

Fish Story - Judges’ choice winner in the Toronto Star Short Story Contest
soon to be available as a podcast