Divorce
Hrvoic v. Hrvoic – 2021 ONSC 7537
Whether a spouse who has been treated as a 50% shareholder of a company that they jointly built should be entitled to a 50% division of same, even ... Read more
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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.
Child Support
A.L. v J.S., 2022 ONCA 270
The mother brought an appeal from an Order which terminated child support for the two eldest children as well as the cost order that was made against her ... Read more
Divorce
Bridge v. Bridge 2022 ONSC 1944 – Determining where a child is “Habitually Resident”
This matter was brought through an out of the ordinary procedural method, in that neither party had commenced a court application prior to this motion. The parties were ... Read more
Child Custody
S.H. v D.K., 2022 CarswellOnt 2219 (Div. Ct.)
The Court in this case outlined the test to be used for an interim variation of a final parenting order. Background This case was an appeal from an ... Read more
Divorce
Latinovich v. Ferri 2022 ONSC 1677 – An attempt to force the sale of the matrimonial home on an interim motion.
BACKGROUND The father brought an interim motion for the partition and sale of the jointly owned matrimonial home, which the mother opposed. The father claimed that this would ... Read more
Spousal Support
McHardy v. McHardy, 2022 ONSC 1452
Background The husband brought a Motion to Change seeking to terminate his spousal support obligation. He had paid spousal support to the wife for 16 years following their ... Read more
Divorce
A. v. A. 2022 ONSC 1303 – The Tort of Family Violence
BACKGROUND The parties were married in 1999 and separated in 2016. There were two children of the marriage, both of whom have been estranged from the father since ... Read more
Divorce
Lalonde v. Agha (2021), 62 R.F.L. (8th) 268 (Ont. C.A.)
This case is about whether section 31 of the Ontario Marriages Act applies to marriages outside of Ontario and to purely religious ceremonies where parties did not take ... Read more
Divorce
J.N. v. C.G., 2022 ONSC 11
This incredible decision was written by the Honourable Justice A. Pazaratz, who is very well-known for his articulate, informative and descriptive judgements. BACKGROUND The mother and father disagreed ... Read more
Arbitration
Fekete v. Brown 2022 ONSC 903
Where parties have entered into Minutes of Settlement that were turned into an Order which included an agreement to arbitrate upon a dispute, there is an implied obligation ... Read more
Divorce
Hevey v Hevey (2021), 63 R.F.L. (8th) 24 (Ont. C.A.)
Background The wife appealed an Order granting summary judgement to the husband which dismissed her application for equalization and other relief. The parties were married in 1980, separated ... Read more
Child Custody
K.M. v. J.R. – Parenting Exchanges
“Please, Please, Please…don’t use a police station for parenting exchanges.” BACKGROUND The parties were married in February 2015 and separated in January 2016. There was only one child ... Read more
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