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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.
There is nothing that precludes parties from agreeing, or the court from ordering that a pension payment may continue to a non-member spouse’s estate after that individual’s death. ... Read more
Background The parties were parents to 14-year old triplets. There was a shared parenting arrangement in which two of the children lived primarily with the father and one ... Read more
The decision for this Motion was given in August of 2021 and the following decision deals with the court’s determination of costs following the Motion. The Applicant argued ... Read more
Background This case arose as an appeal from two Superior Court of Justice decisions in 2020. The parties were married for 27 years prior to separation. Prior to ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parties were married in 2012 and separated in 2019. The wife in this case was the sole owner of a home prior to marriage. After the ... Read more
This appeal considered the court’s power to make findings of contempt in high-conflict family law disputes. Background The parties were married in 2007 and separation in 2015. They ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parties in this case were married for nearly 30 years. The wife sought an Order for interim spousal support in the amount of $85,551 per month. ... Read more
Background The parties separated in January 2008 at which time the Respondent wife moved out of the matrimonial home while the Applicant husband remained in the home with ... Read more
BACKGROUND This case involved the determination of which school a child should attend. The parents shared parenting time of their 11-year-old daughter equally and were both heavily involved ... Read more
MacDonald-Hills v Hills (2021), 55 R.F.L. (8th) 46 (Ont. SCJ) Retirement changes the financial circumstances of many people. But what happens to a person’s support obligations if a ... Read more
BACKGROUND Upon separation, the wife brought an application for an ownership interest in the husband’s business, citing a constructive trust and joint family venture. In 2014, while participating ... Read more
The recent 2021 decisions of Dreesen v Dreesen clarifies the law with respect to whether a change in income source could impact support obligations. A material change in ... Read more
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