Recent Posts in the Family Law Rules Category

• A Family Loan Implication

  Mar 18, 2019
  The case of Rotstein and Rotstein v. Magerman and Rotstein , 2019 ONSC 943 (Ont. S.C.J.) serves as a cautionary tale for parents who wish to provide ...
  Posted By Feldstein Family Law Group P.C.
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• Urgent Motion for Partition and Sale Chateauvert v. Chateauvert, 2019 CarswellOnt 681 (Ont. S.C.J.)

  Feb 14, 2019
  Background In this case, the wife brought a motion for relief prior to a case conference. She sought leave to bring the motion on an urgent basis ...
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• Admissibility of Expert Evidence: Westerhof v. Gee Estate, 2015 ONCA 206

  Jul 3, 2015
  This case addresses the admissibility of expert evidence. Specifically, it considers whether Rule 53.03 of the Rules of Civil Procedure applies to all ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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• Custodial Arrangements Cannot be Used as Punishment for Contempt

  Dec 13, 2013
  Chan v. Town The parties in this case were former common law spouses. The motion judge found that the mother manipulated their child into believing ...
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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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• Blanchard v Walker: determining costs when one party acts unreasonably

  Oct 4, 2013
  In this judgement, Justice Carole Curtis of the Ontario Court of Justice (OCJ), thoroughly reviews the law of costs in the context of family law ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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• Katz v. McNevin – Non-Lawyer Representation in Family Matters

  May 5, 2013
  This case canvasses the issue of non-lawyer representation for litigants in family law matters. Background The parties were divorced in 2011, via a ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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• Justice Perkins Sets a 10-Year Limitation Period for Constructive Trust Claims

  Mar 1, 2013
  McConnell v. Huxtable was based on a summary judgment motion brought under rule 16 of the Family Law Rules by the common-law husband. The common-law ...
  Posted By Andrew Feldstein
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