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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 parties in O’Connor v. Galka shared one child and had previously resolved their issues pursuant to two Consent Orders. However, the Respondent mother later brought a motion ... Read more
INDRODUCTION In Ford v. Cassel, the court examined multiple parenting issues after the parties could not come to an agreement themselves. The court examined matters such as decision-making, ... Read more
Introduction The court in Brun v. Fernandez considered the complex issue of when adult children become disentitled to child support. This case contained unique circumstances that delayed adulthood ... Read more
BACKGROUND In this case, the Wife sought financial disclosure from her ex-spouse to ensure proper child support payments for their two children. A 2011 court order required the ... Read more
Introduction In P.G. v. L.R., the court was faced with a high conflict separation. The Applicant father sought increased parenting time, and to limit the support claims made ... Read more
Introduction The decision in Moretti v. Moretti had Justice Sugunasiri reviewing several financial issues, including child and spousal support, equalization and occupation rent. Justice Sugunasiri dismissed each of ... Read more
INTRODUCTION The decision in Cirota v. Cirota had Justice Horkins address imputing income on a father for a potential lump sum child support payment. The lump sum was ... Read more
BACKGROUND The Applicant mother and the Respondent father have one child, (“The Child”). Both parties brought a motion before the court to address parenting time and child support. ... Read more
Overview This decision addressed the father’s motion seeking to reduce his child support obligations and security of costs. This blog will focus on the issue of child support. ... Read more
Overview This decision centers on the mother’s Application for child support. The parties cohabitated from September 2019 until February 2022. They have 2 children, ages 2 and 1. ... Read more
Child support is an important consideration of any separation or divorce involving children. It is a legal obligation that ensures both parents contribute financially to their child’s upbringing. However, ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parties were divorced in 2003 and they have 2 children together. They filed a joint affidavit in the divorce proceeding which sets out the agreement they ... Read more
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