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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.
BACKGROUND The Applicant Father and the Respondent Mother began a relationship in 2005 while the father was a professional basketball player for the Toronto Raptors and living in ... Read more
If you live in Ontario, but your spouse lives in another country – how do you obtain a divorce? The question might even be one of where you ... Read more
BACKGROUND The Applicant Husband and the Respondent Wife were married in 2009 and separated in 2019 – when the Applicant Husband was removed from the home and charged ... Read more
Separation does not always happen calmly or predictably. In some cases, parents are able to work toward a parenting plan through negotiation or mediation; however, in other cases, ... Read more
BACKGROUND The appellant husband, Mr. Najm and the respondent wife, Ms. Najm married in 1985 in Pakistan and moved to Canada permanently in 2000. The parties experienced problems ... Read more
When a child or spousal support payor or recipient has a job as a regular employee, determining their income for support purposes is usually quite simple. Most regular ... Read more
BACKGROUND The Applicant Mother and the Respondent Father were married in 2001 and separated in 2022. The parties had two children, with only one remaining a dependent at ... Read more
For many families, pets are not just animals; they are often regarded as beloved members of the household. When a relationship ends, pet owners naturally seek to understand ... Read more
BACKGROUND The Applicant mother, Ms. T.G. and the Respondent father, Mr. D.G. married in July 2008 and separated on September 1, 2021. The father moved out of the ... Read more
If you are thinking about separating from your partner or even getting a divorce, it is important to understand the financial assets of your partner. This is because ... Read more
BACKGROUND The Applicant Mother and Respondent Father were married in 2009 and had three children. They separated in 2023 but continued to live in the same house thereafter. ... Read more
In Ontario, a couple is considered to be in a common-law relationship pursuant to section 29 of the Family Law Act (“FLA”), if they fulfill the following conditions: ... Read more
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