Onundi-Ewelike v. Ewelike, 2026 ONSC 5300
BACKGROUND: The Applicant Mother and Respondent Father were married in May 2021 and separated in May 2024. They have one child, born in April 2023, who resides primarily ... Read more
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BACKGROUND: The Applicant Mother and Respondent Father were married in May 2021 and separated in May 2024. They have one child, born in April 2023, who resides primarily ... Read more
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Facts The Applicant Wife and the Respondent Husband were married for approximately 54 years and raised four children together. Throughout the marriage, the Respondent was the primary income ... Read more
Facts The Applicant wife and the Respondent husband were married in Iran in 2010 and had one child together. Although the parties disputed the precise date of separation, ... Read more
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