Battling Court Gridlock with Tech

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From the July 19, 2013 edition of The Lawyers Weekly:

…Toronto lawyer Omar Ha-Redeye is general manager of My Support Calculator, which offers a free spousal support calculation.
“Before this website was launched, there was no way for the public to do this,” Ha-Redeye says. “The spousal support advisory guidelines are so complex that there’s no way a self-represented litigant could get it calculated.” My Support Calculator earns revenues from lawyers who advertise on the site, using it as a lead-generation tool.

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