Aden Ritter

Aden Ritter was born and raised in Saskatchewan. He spent his early years in LaRonge and moved to Saskatoon in his youth. After attending Mechanical Engineering at the University of Waterloo he returned to Saskatchewan to obtain a degree in Political Science before entering Law School at the University of Saskatchewan. While attending at the College of Law, Aden served as an editor on the Saskatchewan Law Review Editorial Board. He graduated in 2018.

Aden currently maintains a general practice with a focus on family law, real estate, and general civil litigation.

Aden Ritter was born and raised in Saskatchewan. He spent his early years in LaRonge and moved to Saskatoon in his youth. After attending Mechanical Engineering at the University of Waterloo he returned to Saskatchewan to obtain a degree in Political Science before entering Law School at the University of Saskatchewan. While attending at the College of Law, Aden served as an editor on the Saskatchewan Law Review Editorial Board. He graduated in 2018.

Aden currently maintains a general practice with a focus on family law, real estate, and general civil litigation.

”Permanent State of Emergency: Unchecked Executive Power and the Demise of the Rule of Law”
Book Review, 81(1) Sask. Law Review 103.

“A Tail of Two Puppies: A Comment on Henderson v. Henderson”
(Case Commentary), Saskatchewan Law Review Blog Post, available online at: bit.ly/A-Tail-of-Two-Puppies.