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BACKGROUND The parties were married in 2012 and separated in 2019. The wife in this case was the sole owner of a home prior to marriage. After the ... Read more
This appeal considered the court’s power to make findings of contempt in high-conflict family law disputes. Background The parties were married in 2007 and separation in 2015. They ... Read more
BACKGROUND The parties in this case were married for nearly 30 years. The wife sought an Order for interim spousal support in the amount of $85,551 per month. ... Read more
Background The parties separated in January 2008 at which time the Respondent wife moved out of the matrimonial home while the Applicant husband remained in the home with ... Read more
BACKGROUND Upon separation, the wife brought an application for an ownership interest in the husband’s business, citing a constructive trust and joint family venture. In 2014, while participating ... Read more
The recent 2021 decisions of Dreesen v Dreesen clarifies the law with respect to whether a change in income source could impact support obligations. A material change in ... Read more
Background On the date of separation, the husband owned a 1/16th interest in a property in the Gaza Strip. The wife’s expert prepared a report stating that the ... Read more
Background In 2018 the wife commenced divorce proceedings. The first case conference was almost a year later, yet the husband had still not filed an Answer by that ... Read more
Introduction The appellant, Mr. Krebs appeals the decision of a motion judge who declared that a cohabitation agreement that was made with the respondent, Ms. Cote was of ... Read more
Introduction The admission of electronic evidence poses difficulties in all forms of litigation, especially family litigation as the verity of the evidence is intrinsically tied to the credibility ... Read more
When parents separate there can be a difference of opinion on decisions with regards to the children such as schooling, medical care and relocation. It is important that ... Read more
The Supreme Court of Canada recently released their reasons in the case of Colucci v Colucci 2021 SCC 24, and as such set the framework for the application ... Read more
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