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Introduction In S.C. v. J.C., the essential question the court had to determine was the difference between a “change of residence” and a “relocation”. To answer this question, the court examined the context of the ... Read more
BACKGROUND This case involves a Motion to Change parenting arrangements. The parties married in Ontario in 2011 and moved to Texas in 2015 for the father’s work. They ... Read more
The parties in O’Connor v. Galka shared one child and had previously resolved their issues pursuant to two Consent Orders. However, the Respondent mother later brought a motion ... Read more
BACKGROUND This case is about which party owns their 10-year-old Yorkshire Terrier named Meg. The parties began cohabiting in May 2010 in Brazil and later married on June ... Read more
INDRODUCTION In Ford v. Cassel, the court examined multiple parenting issues after the parties could not come to an agreement themselves. The court examined matters such as decision-making, ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parties in this case cohabited from 2016 to 2018 and have two children, aged 8 and 5. The father has a total of 13 children with ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parents of a child born in 2017 were involved in a parenting dispute that began in February 2022. The matter was resolved on April 13, 2023, ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parties met and married in China. After separating on March 15, 2022, the Father initiated divorce proceedings in China. The parties subsequently entered into a binding ... Read more
Introduction The court in Yu v. Xiao dealt with the complex issue of awarding spousal support when the payor’s income is unclear. The wife argued support should be ... Read more
BACKGROUND This case involves a parenting dispute between Mr. Chakraborty (the “Father”) and Ms. Phenix (the “Mother”) concerning their two teenage children, now ages 15 and 16. The ... Read more
Introduction The court in Brun v. Fernandez considered the complex issue of when adult children become disentitled to child support. This case contained unique circumstances that delayed adulthood ... Read more
Dealing with international child abduction is a distressing experience that requires swift and informed action. Parents can better navigate the complexities involved by understanding the legal landscape in ... Read more
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