Peter Fedoretz
FAMILY LAWYER, EDMONTON
1-855-892-0646 (Edmonton Toll-Free)
About Peter Fedoretz
Peter Fedoretz is an associate at Spectrum Family Law who brings a thoughtful and disciplined approach to his practice. He is committed to providing practical legal guidance that is clear, strategic, and individual to each client’s circumstances.
Peter graduated with honours from the University of Southampton in the UK before returning to Canada and completing the NCA exams. He articled at a boutique family law firm in Calgary, where he gained valuable experience in all aspects of family law and divorce. Peter moved back to Edmonton and joined Spectrum Family Law to continue developing his family law practice.
Peter has focused exclusively on family law matters including parenting, child and spousal support, property division, and divorce. He is dedicated to advocating for clients and strives to achieve fair, efficient, and long-lasting outcomes for his clients, whether through different forms of alternative dispute resolution, or through litigation.
Outside of practice, Peter enjoys skiing, hiking, the gym, and traveling.
Notable Victories
Interim Application for Parenting following Mobility Order
Date: September 2025
Outcome: Peter successfully represented his client against allegations of child abduction and successfully brought a cross-application allowing the relocation of the child from Saskatchewan to Alberta.
Citation: Unreported Court of King’s Bench of Saskatchewan (2025)
Application in Special Chambers
Date: October 2025
Outcome: Peter successfully represented a Plaintiff in an application for retroactive child support and income imputation for underemployment.
Citation: Unreported Court of King’s Bench of Alberta (2025)
Application in Special Chambers
Date: November 2025
Outcome: Successfully advocated for a Plaintiff for retroactive section 3 & 7 child support going back more than 5 years and imputing an income to the Defendant who was unemployed and suffered from a disability.
Citation: Unreported Court of King’s Bench of Alberta (2025)
Judicial Dispute Resolution
Date: January 2026
Outcome: Peter advocated for his client in a JDR. He successfully negotiated with the opposing party and entered into a consent order to gradually increase his client’s parenting time, resulting in a shared parenting schedule.
Citation: Unreported Alberta Court of Justice (2026)
Application for Costs
Date: February 2026
Outcome: Secured a court costs award exceeding $10,000 in favour of a client following successful litigation.
Citation: Unreported Court of King’s Bench of Alberta (2026)
Professional Memberships
- Law Society of Alberta