Recent Posts in the Bankruptcy Category

• Equalization Claims Against a Bankrupt Spouse

  Jan 31, 2020
  Re Galeano is a recent Superior Court of Justice decision that addresses the issue of whether one can pursue an equalization claim against a spouse ...
  Posted By Feldstein Family Law Group P.C.
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• Enforcement of Costs as Support by FRO

  Mar 11, 2016
  G. (W.) v. G. (K.), 2015 ONSC 6160 This case deals with the enforcement of a costs order as support where the payor has filed for bankruptcy. ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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• Warner v. Warner: Motion to Annul Assignment in Bankruptcy

  Nov 1, 2013
  In this Motion before Madam Justice Vallee in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on March 18, 2013, the court grappled with the issue of an ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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• Schreyer v. Schreyer: The Supreme Court of Canada July 14

  Jul 14, 2011
  The Supreme Court of Canada has now weighed in on the effects a bankruptcy has on an equalization payment. The unanimous Supreme Court largely upheld ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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• Schreyer v. Schreyer: Bankruptcy and Equalization Payments

  Jul 13, 2011
  This Manitoba Court of Appeal case dealt with whether or not bankruptcy could extinguish the equalization payment an individual was ordered to pay ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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• Court of Appeal: Thibodeau v. Thibodeau

  May 16, 2011
  In the matter of Thibodeau v. Thibodeau the parties were involved in lengthy litigation which ultimately ended with the parties taking part in ...
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• Equalization and Claiming Bankruptcy: Thibodeau v. Thibodeau

  Oct 9, 2009
  In this case, the husband and wife voluntarily attended arbitration regarding their matrimonial matter. The wife was granted a lump sum for spousal ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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• Sim v. Sim 2009 Ont. S.C.J. – The Interconnection of Pensions, Bankruptcy and Family Law Obligations

  Apr 16, 2009
  The parties in this case were involved in two separate family law litigation proceedings. In the first proceeding, the respondent father was ordered ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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