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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.
The Children’s Law Reform Act states that the father and the mother of a child are equally entitled to custody of the child. The legislation tells us as a general ... Read more
Virc v. Blair, 2017 ONCA 394 This case serves to expand upon the standard of disclosure required in a separation agreement for it to withstand s. 56(4)(a) of ... Read more
A recent dentist appointment for one of the Gosselin children turned into a police matter when parents Jon and Kate Gosselin began arguing about who would take the ... Read more
Both the Divorce Act and the Family Law Act use the Child Support Guidelines (CSG) in order to determine the amount of child support that is payable. The ... Read more
The Family Law Act applies to legally married as well as common law couples who have children and decide to separate and it also applies to individuals who ... Read more
Kaing v. Shaw, 2017 ONSC 3050 This case sets a precedent that oppression in the property law context can be established if the children occupying a jointly-owned, non-marital ... Read more
Mel B and Stephen Belafonte have expressed different views about what is in the best interests of their children over the course of their very public divorce. However, ... Read more
Divorce Act R.S.C. 1985, c. 3. Once you and your former spouse have decided to end your marriage and you realize that support is needed to properly care ... Read more
Morrison v. Barbosa 2017 CarswellOnt 12197 This case illustrates a growing trend towards expanding the property rights of common-law couples. Background The parties began living together in a home ... Read more
Evelyn Lozada called off her engagement to Carl Crawford for a wedding that was set to take place 3 weeks ago. She stated that she had doubts as ... Read more
The Divorce Act contemplates that divorcing (and/or separated) parties may reconcile. It thereby allows and encourages parties to resume cohabitation, with reconciliation as their primary purpose, and engage in normal ... Read more
Now that summer break is here, you may be worrying about your children’s alternative summer schedule and what it means for your access arrangements. If you are separated ... Read more
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