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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 case of Abdulla v Al-Kayem 2021 OJ 2631addresses the court’s ability to determine corollary relief under the Divorce Act, when a divorce has supposedly occurred already in ... Read more
The case of Booth v Bilek, 2021 ONCA addresses the court’s propensity to award an unequal division of property during the equalization of net family property. Presumptively, the ... Read more
The recent case of Drover v Drover, 2021 ONSC provides a succinct summary of the Family Law Rules and factors that can influence a court’s determination of costs ... Read more
In the recent case of Hohl v Hohl 2021 ONSC 2182, the court was tasked with determining whether it was necessary to make an order for the production ... Read more
In the recent case of G(M.H) v B(R.J) 2021 ONSC 2467, the court was tasked with determining whether a civil action and the family law matter should be ... Read more
The case of Kaushal v. Vasudeva et al., 2021 CarswellOnt 769 (S.C.J.), although not a family law case, has transferable lessons that all litigants must be aware of. ... Read more
Background There are three parties to this proceeding which involves the issue of parenting of a young child. They are the biological father and mother, who are the ... Read more
The parties argued a Motion regarding a partition and sale of the parties’ jointly owned matrimonial home. The husband was ultimately successful and made costs submissions relating to ... Read more
In the Court of Appeal decision in Pipitone v D’Amelio 2021 ONCA 2066, the court was tasked with reviewing the Motion judge’s decision on a multitude of issues ... Read more
In the recent decision of Caskie v Caskie (2020 ONSC 7010), Justice Price was tasked with making a determination on whether or not to grant the wife substantial ... Read more
This case reminds us of the importance of fully understanding the scope of an agreement that parties have entered into. The parties began cohabiting in October 2007 and ... Read more
In Ontario, courts have the power to grant orders regarding parenting time, communication between co-parents, and drop off locations. These elements can also be negotiated and recorded in ... Read more
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