Division of Assets
Najm v Najm
BACKGROUND The appellant husband, Mr. Najm and the respondent wife, Ms. Najm married in 1985 in Pakistan and moved to Canada permanently in 2000. The parties experienced problems ... Read more
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Divorce
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.
Divorce
How Courts Determine Income for a Spouse Who is Self-Employed or Underreporting Income
When a child or spousal support payor or recipient has a job as a regular employee, determining their income for support purposes is usually quite simple. Most regular ... Read more
Divorce
Werbeski v. Werbeski, 2026, ONSC 57
BACKGROUND The Applicant Mother and the Respondent Father were married in 2001 and separated in 2022. The parties had two children, with only one remaining a dependent at ... Read more
Divorce
Pet Custody in Ontario: Who Keeps the Family Dog or Cat After Separation?
For many families, pets are not just animals; they are often regarded as beloved members of the household. When a relationship ends, pet owners naturally seek to understand ... Read more
Divorce
T.G. v D.G. 2025
BACKGROUND The Applicant mother, Ms. T.G. and the Respondent father, Mr. D.G. married in July 2008 and separated on September 1, 2021. The father moved out of the ... Read more
Divorce
Signs your Spouse May be Hiding Assets
If you are thinking about separating from your partner or even getting a divorce, it is important to understand the financial assets of your partner. This is because ... Read more
Divorce
Common-Law Breakups in Ontario: Property, Support & Rights you Don’t Have
In Ontario, a couple is considered to be in a common-law relationship pursuant to section 29 of the Family Law Act (“FLA”), if they fulfill the following conditions: ... Read more
Divorce
Stewart v. Karalis 2025 ONSC 4997
BACKGROUND The Applicant wife, Ms. Stewart and the Respondent husband, Mr. Karalis married on March 15, 1985, and remained together for 38 years until Ms. Stewart moved out ... Read more
Child Custody
Helping Children Cope with Divorce: Best Practices for Parents in Ontario
Parental conflict, rather than the separation itself, is often the greatest source of stress for children during a divorce. Fortunately, there are practical and effective tools parents can ... Read more
Divorce
Mediation vs. Litigation: Which Is Better for Your Ontario Divorce?
When facing a divorce, one of the first considerations people make is how they will proceed to resolve the issues in their matter. For many families, if preliminary ... Read more
Divorce
R.L. v M.F. 2025 ONCA 595 – Case Blog
BACKGROUND The Appellant father, R.L. and the Respondent mother, M.F. married on February 18, 2006, and separated on February 24, 2020. The father worked as a financial advisor, ... Read more
Divorce
When a Spouse Moves Out: Does it Start the 1-Year Separation Clock in Ontario?
If you are married and are thinking about getting a divorce, you may be aware that there is a period of legal “separation” that must be fulfilled under ... Read more
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