Child Support
Jeffrey v. McNab 2026 ONSC 430
BACKGROUND Ms. Jeffrey, the Applicant Wife, and Mr. McNab, the Respondent Husband, were common law partners who had a relationship lasting approximately 13 years. The date of commencement ... Read more
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Practical guidance from our Ontario family law lawyers — on divorce, decision-making responsibility, parenting time, support, and property equalization. Written for the people living through it, not the profession observing it.
Separation
What Happens If a Spouse Dies During Separation?
Separating from a spouse can be an emotionally complex time. When a spouse dies during separation, the legal issues that arise can make things even more difficult and ... Read more
Division of Assets
Crypto, Digital Assets & Online Income: How They’re Handled in Ontario Divorce
As cryptocurrency, digital investments, and online income streams become more common, they are increasingly appearing in family law cases. Many separating spouses in Ontario now hold assets that ... Read more
Child Support
John v. Laing 2025 ONCJ 500
BACKGROUND The parties met in 2014 and had one child together. The Applicant Mother brought an Application for a restraining order and parenting orders as well as child ... Read more
Child Support
Daud v. Temor 2026 ONCA 83
BACKGROUND In this Ontario Court of Appeal decision, the Appellant Father appealed two orders made by the trial judge. The first order was made at the beginning of ... Read more
Divorce
Social Media & Divorce: What You Should Never Post During a Family Law
When you are going through a separation or divorce, it may be tempting to vent your frustrations with your soon-to-be ex on social media. While this might seem ... Read more
Divorce
Yabas v. Yabas
BACKGROUND The Applicant Husband and the Respondent Wife were married in 2009 and separated in 2019. They signed a Separation Agreement thereafter in 2019 dealing with all issues ... Read more
Divorce
Protecting Inheritances in Ontario Divorce: What You Need to Know
For many families, an inheritance reflects savings and assets that have been carefully preserved across generations and are intended to provide security for their children; not to become ... Read more
Child Support
Preuschaft v. Marmoria Laferla 2026
BACKGROUND The Applicant Mother and the Respondent Father were former common law partners and have a daughter who was 8 years old at the time of this motion. ... Read more
Divorce
Mental Health, Addiction & Parenting Time Orders in Ontario
When it comes to parenting time, a Court is only to maximize or otherwise promote parenting time with a child as is consistent with the best interests of ... Read more
Divorce
Madan v. Sachdeva 2026
BACKGROUND The Applicant Husband brought a Motion for an Order for exclusive possession of the matrimonial home as well as for an Order that the divorce be severed ... Read more
Divorce
What Should Every Separation Agreement Include?
When a relationship ends, clarity in a separation agreement matters. A well-drafted separation agreement can reduce conflict, provide certainty, and protect both parties moving forward. A separation agreement ... Read more
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