Starra v Starra, 2026 ONCA 405
BACKGROUND: The Appellant and Respondent were married in 1982 and separated in October 2007 after a 25-year long marriage. The parties divorced in 2009 and have three independent, ... Read more
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BACKGROUND: The Appellant and Respondent were married in 1982 and separated in October 2007 after a 25-year long marriage. The parties divorced in 2009 and have three independent, ... Read more
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54 decisionsBACKGROUND: The Applicant and Respondent were married in 2020. The parties jointly owned a condominium that they occupied as their matrimonial home beginning in 2022. Following their separation ... Read more
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