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Background The Appellant, Wen-Chi Tsai, and Respondent, Lucien Dugal, were in a relationship together for 13 years until separating in July 2014. During the relationship, the parties cohabitated ... Read more
Complying with the statutory legal requirements that may exist outside of a religious marriage ceremony to ensure that the marriage is legally recognized. Background The parties were living ... Read more
Can the Best Interest of Children outweigh the Partition and Sale of a Matrimonial Home? Background The parties married in 2006 and separated in 2020. They continued to ... Read more
How to evaluate the best interests of the child where allegations of controlling and abusive behavior exist with respect to one parent. Background The Applicant, Julianna Kostrinsky, and ... Read more
Does the test for interim variation of parenting orders apply to interim variation of support orders? Background: The parties were married for 11 years and separated in July ... Read more
A.C.V.P. v. A.M.P., 2022 CarswellOnt 4581 (C.A.) — Trotter, Coroza and Favreau JJ.A. The timing of Assessments Background The parties were married in 2005 and separated in 2014, ... Read more
In the following case the respondent, Mary McNeil, moved for judgment with respect to what she claimed to be the agreed upon terms of the applicant’s Offer to ... Read more
Cross-examination on a Voice of the Child Report. Background: The parties were never married and had separated before the child was born in 2009. The application began in ... Read more
A warning not to record your partner in family law proceedings from the bench. BACKGROUND The parties were married in 2017 and first separated in 2019, however thereafter ... Read more
This appeal concerned the capacity of a person to enter into a marriage. Background The parties were parried on July 27, 2019. On September 12, 2019, the husband’s ... Read more
Whether a spouse who has been treated as a 50% shareholder of a company that they jointly built should be entitled to a 50% division of same, even ... Read more
This matter was brought through an out of the ordinary procedural method, in that neither party had commenced a court application prior to this motion. The parties were ... Read more
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