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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.
In Bjornson v. Creighton, the Ontario Court of Appeal developed a two-step approach of first determining custody and then determining mobility. The point of this approach was first to ... Read more
This case is an excellent demonstration of where the law currently sits with respect to child support and spousal support, as it sums up the case law in ... Read more
The older a child is the more judges give weight to the preferences and wishes of the child with respect to custody and access issues. This is probably ... Read more
According to the Divorce Act, a court of competent jurisdiction may, on application by either or both spouses make an order requiring a spouse to pay for the support of ... Read more
Caitlin, born February 12, 2005, was just born when her parents, Joseph Macdonald (“MacDonald”) and Penny Tizard (“Tizard”) began their long, complicated custody battle. The trial decision was ... Read more
The parties in Kirkham v. Kirkham had two children of the marriage and separated in 2001. Since the time of their separation, the parties had shared parenting of ... Read more
Not every decision from the Court is long and detailed. Some decisions are short and unequivocal. Rolland v. Rolland from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice is one of those ... Read more
Most family law practitioners would probably agree that entitlement to spousal support is one of the most fluid areas in family law, and therefore, one of the most ... Read more
The case of L.(J.K.) v. S.(N.C.) canvasses the difficult issue of parental alienation and what in the court’s view seems to be an effective means to deal with ... Read more
Marriage contracts are a device by which parties can opt out of most or part of the Family Law Act. However, for a marriage contract to override the legislative ... Read more
In this case, Justice Pugsley was faced with a set of facts that comes up all too often in family law cases. Justice Pugsley dealt with the return ... Read more
This case deals with a couple that had a lengthy marriage. The Husband had a significant pension which, at the time of this decision, was in pay. This ... Read more
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