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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 parties in this case began cohabiting in 2006, and had one child together shortly thereafter. The parties had a very volatile relationship, and thus, permanently separated in ... Read more
This blog comments on the second half of Justice McWatt’s judgment in the matter of L(AG) v. D(KB). The first half of Justice McWatt’s judgment dealt with custody ... Read more
Courts are becoming ever so cognizant about the damaging effects had on children caught in the battle of alienation. The case of Filaber v. Filaber is yet another court decision ... Read more
Parental alienation essentially occurs when a parent’s behaviour, whether conscious or unconscious, serves to mitigate the relationship between a child and the other parent. This alienation is often ... Read more
The case of L.(J.K.) v. S.(N.C.) canvasses the difficult issue of parental alienation and what in the court’s view seems to be an effective means to deal with ... Read more
Starr v Starr, 2008 CarswellOnt 11318 (Ont. SCJ) This case addresses the issue of setting off child support arrears against monies owed by the recipient to the payor. Background The ... Read more
This case addresses the issue of custody and access in the context of alienation. Background The parties in this matter had one child together. The Mother wished to ... Read more
Ene v. Ene, 2015 ONSC 867 This case considers whether a young child should be temporarily removed from a parent’s care after that parent has engaged in a ... Read more
L. (N.) v M. (R.R.), 2016 ONSC 809 This case deals with whether a court should continue to order custody or access (with or without police enforcement) where ... Read more
This recent Superior Court of Justice decision provides insight into the difficult analysis that the Court must undertake when rendering high conflict and highly contentious custody and access ... Read more
X v. Y, 2016 CarswellOnt 10514 In this decision, Justice Trimble outlines the merits of the Family Bridges Program. The Family Bridges Program is designed for all members of the ... Read more
Testani v. Haughton, 2016 CarswellOnt 14573 (Ont. S.C.J.) In this decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Justice Jarvis canvasses several issues. Primarily, Justice Jarvis undertakes an analysis ... Read more
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