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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.
This case deals with a very familiar set of facts but yields an unconventional result compared with other cases of its kind. In this case, the Wife’s parents ... Read more
When determining a party’s net family property, assets that the person acquired by inheritance and/or gift are eligible for exclusion. Furthermore, the Family Law Act allows the exclusion of property ... Read more
Howe v. Tremblayis a very interesting decision on the topic of interim child support and special or extraordinary expenses. Such expenses are referred to as “section 7 expenses” ... Read more
In the decision of Ciffolillo v. Nieweglowski the wife was asking for a restraining and non-harassment order against her husband. The wife’s evidence for the restraining and non-harassment was ... Read more
The fate of the matrimonial home is often one of the largest bones of contention in matrimonial cases. The case of Trush v. Trush, decided by the Ontario Superior ... Read more
Baldwin v. Funston is a recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal which deals with the issue of retroactive child support. In this case, the wife appealed ... Read more
Gordon v. Starr is a decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice which illustrates the importance of following Court Orders that deal with costs. This decision came ... Read more
There are copious amounts of case law on issues of custody and access, yet every now and then a surprising case still emerges. Morant v. Noel (“Morant”) is such a ... Read more
The concept of “tracing” is relevant to a number of different areas of law and each area has its own nuances and interpretation. In family law, tracing is ... Read more
McGouran v. Connelly is a decision from the Ontario Court of Appeal that deals with the issue of retroactive child support. The Court of Appeal initially reserved its ... Read more
Culbert v. Culbert is a decision about imputed income for child support and spousal support purposes written by Justice Thorburn. In this case, the father resigned from his managerial ... Read more
Isombe v. Johnson is a decision about temporary custody written by Justice Van Melle. In this case, the mother unilaterally decided to move out of the matrimonial home with ... Read more
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