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This case discusses the difficulty of successfully making a claim for undue hardship. Background The parties never married nor lived together. They separated after a 10-year relationship and ... Read more
In the recent case of Bailey-Lewis v. Lewis 2020 ONSC 7525, the court was faced with a Motion by the Applicant mother for an Order for the sale ... Read more
This case is about seeking a child support Order and a claim for undue hardship. BACKGROUND The parties met in or about April of 2017. Though a relationship ... Read more
This case is about a niche issue of what happens to a party’s interest over an asset of another party when the latter party declares bankruptcy. The answer, ... Read more
In Kyle v. Atwill, 2020 CarswellOnt 10337 the Court of Appeal was tasked with determining what, if any, limitation period applied to a request to set aside a ... Read more
In the recent case of Ni v. Yan, 2020 CarswellOnt 14206, Justice Jarvis experienced déjà vu when he was faced once again with another set of litigants who ... Read more
Factual Background The primary issue in this case was whether a court should defer to a party’s parental autonomy and respect their decision to deny a step-parent access ... Read more
Factual Background The issue on this appeal is whether setting aside a marriage contract is subject to a limitation period. The parties had entered into a prenuptial agreement ... Read more
Factual Background The parties in this case were married for 21 years before they separated in early 2020. During the marriage, they lived in the matrimonial home which ... Read more
In Balbontin v. Luwawa, 2020 ONSC 1996, the Court made an Order which suggested that a parent should provide information about the child’s health and wellbeing to the ... Read more
In Elsaesser v. Rammeloo, 2020 ONSC 2348, the parties each brought an urgent motion seeking to address the issue of the children’s residence during the COVID-19 crisis. The ... Read more
Factual Background Pursuant to a Final Order in 2017, the parties have joint custody of their son. The child primarily resides with the mother and both parties reside ... Read more
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