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Background In L.M.G. v. R.E.G. (2020), 41 R.F.L. (8th) 432, the court was tasked with determining whether the parties 20-year-old son qualified as a child of the marriage ... Read more
The Supreme Court of Canada was tasked with clarifying some of the confusion left by paragraph 89 of its 2006 case, D.B.S 2006 SCC 37. D.B.S was the ... 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
Factual Background The parties in this case have one child together. The mother brought a motion seeking interim child support, among other things. In an Endorsement dated March ... Read more
Factual Background During the trial in their family law matter, the parties reached a settlement on all issues except for how the Applicant would pay a $50,000 equalization ... Read more
In the case of Morden v. Kelly, the parties had an adult child who was born with severe cognitive and physiological disabilities and required the constant presence of ... Read more
Background The parties are the parents of a six-year-old boy. The father had engaged in acts of violence and domestic abuse against the mother during their relationship. In ... Read more
Background The parties married in 1983, separated in 1994, and divorced in 1996. In the divorce judgment, the father was ordered to pay child support for their two ... Read more
Chris Brown’s ex-spouse, Nia Guzman, has accused the singer of failing to pay child support. Guzman claims that Brown has yet to pay the $17,743 in child support ... Read more
Diciaula v Mastrogiacomo, 2019 ONSC 2823 In Diciaula v Mastrogiacomo, a father brought forward a motion to change his support obligations based on his actual—rather than imputed—income. The ... Read more
Dulude v Cordeiro, 2018 ONSC 1849 Background The parties were not married, but lived together for approximately 3 years. The Mother had a son from a previous relationship, ... Read more
Abelman v. Abelman, 2017 ONSC 1810 Background After eight years of marriage and two children, the parties separated in February 2004. The parties entered into a separation agreement ... Read more
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