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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 This matter involved a motion regarding parenting time. The father sought “equal parenting time” with the parties’ two children, aged 3 and 1. Until September 2022, the ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parties are the parents of a child named Karter, aged 4. The parties never resided together. After Karter’s birth, the mother and father agreed to share ... Read more
Background The parties to this matter were the parents of two children, aged 6 and 5, and the children’s paternal grandmother. The grandmother was seeking a contact order ... Read more
The parties in this matter were habitually resident in Quebec until October 2022, when the mother left the province with the child to her parents’ home in Ontario. ... Read more
Background This was a case of high conflict between the parties, who had a 12-year-old son. The mother had been diagnosed with breast cancer – incurable and terminal, ... Read more
Background Following the breakdown of a 30-year marriage (from September 1992 to September 2021), the applicant wife moved for a temporary order for spousal support. During the marriage, ... Read more
BACKGROUND In a previous motion, the court had made an order striking the respondent’s pleadings as he has failed to provide required disclosure and did not follow court ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parties began living together in November of 2017 and later married in September of 2019. They separated a short two years later in September of 2021. ... Read more
BACKGROUND Ms. Campbell and Mr. Campbell separated in 2014 and had three children together. Their youngest child, David, was the subject of these proceedings. By the time of ... Read more
INTRODUCTION The short decision of Williams v Williams had Justice Mandhane address whether to enforce a settlement agreement between the parties, despite the wife’s claim that the husband ... Read more
INTRODUCTION Though financial disclosure is often considered a formality, it’s importance in family law proceedings cannot be understated. Absent proper financial disclosure, parties are unable to accurately determine ... Read more
INTRODUCTION The case of Cryzewski v Fabro focused primarily on determining a 20-month year old child’s parenting schedule. In this endeavor, Justice Shore followed an increasing line of ... Read more
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