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If you are self-employed and separating from a common-law partner in Ontario, the financial issues can be more complicated than they are for someone who earns a regular ... Read more
BACKGROUND: The Applicant and Respondent were married in 2020. The parties jointly owned a condominium that they occupied as their matrimonial home beginning in 2022. Following their separation ... Read more
If you believe your child has been taken or kept without your consent, act quickly. Contact police if the child may be in immediate danger, preserve evidence, and ... Read more
Facts The Applicant Wife and the Respondent Husband were married for approximately 54 years and raised four children together. Throughout the marriage, the Respondent was the primary income ... Read more
Facts The Applicant wife and the Respondent husband were married in Iran in 2010 and had one child together. Although the parties disputed the precise date of separation, ... Read more
Following a separation, children may struggle with changes to their home and relationships with their parents. In some cases, however, one parent may believe that the other parent ... Read more
Facts The Applicant wife and the Respondent husband began cohabiting in 1999, married in 2010, and had two children together. The Respondent also stood in the place of ... Read more
Divorcing a self-employed spouse in Ontario can make financial issues more complicated. Unlike a salaried employee, a self-employed spouse may receive income through a business, corporation, salary, dividends, ... Read more
When spouses separate, both parties must generally provide complete and accurate financial information before issues such as child support, spousal support, and property division can be resolved. This ... Read more
Facts The Applicant Wife and the Respondent (in her capacity as Estate Trustee of the Estate of the husband), were involved in a dispute arising from the breakdown ... Read more
Following separation, disputes may arise over where the children will live, how much time they will spend with each parent, who will make important decisions and how holidays, ... Read more
When one spouse earns cash, determining their true income after separation may be difficult. Cash payments do not always appear on a pay cheque, bank statement, or income ... Read more
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