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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 is about how an early retirement can constitute a material change in circumstances in a motion to terminate spousal support. Background The parties separated in 2012 ... Read more
Background Facts This case involves analyzing the best interests of the children, the invasion of their privacy, and the effects of cyberbullying. The parties were married in October ... Read more
Background Facts The parties in this case were married for approximately 11 years and had four children together. The parties separated in March of 2020, amid the COVID-19 ... Read more
Background Facts The parties were married in 2008 and had one child together. After obtaining a divorce by the High Court of Justice in France, the child’s primary ... Read more
Factual Background The primary issue in this case was whether a court should defer to a party’s parental autonomy and respect their decision to deny a step-parent access ... Read more
Factual Background The issue on this appeal is whether setting aside a marriage contract is subject to a limitation period. The parties had entered into a prenuptial agreement ... Read more
The courts cannot imply terms into arbitration contracts where legislation requires express terms be included for the contract to be valid. Background Facts The parties in this case ... Read more
Factual Background The parties were married in 1989 and have 2 children. The parties separated in 2009 and were divorced in 2010. In this case, the applicant brought ... Read more
Background Facts The mother in this case brought a motion for in person access at her home of her five-year-old daughter, at a minimum of three times per ... Read more
This case addresses the factors to consider and that circumstances in which it may be in the child’s best interests to allow a party to relocate with the ... Read more
In this case the court was required to decide whether access should be continued during the COVID-19 pandemic when one of the children had a serious genetic condition ... Read more
Background Facts The mother and father in this case were married for thirteen years and have two children. After their separation in 2019, the parties entered into a ... Read more
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