School Ties – How Courts Assess Separated Parent’s Decisions About Education
When two parents separate, children from the marriage can quickly become the subject of some difficult choices. While the parents can spend months or even
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When two parents separate, children from the marriage can quickly become the subject of some difficult choices. While the parents can spend months or even
The concept of child support is straightforward – children should not be financially disadvantaged by the separation of their parents. When dealing with matters of
Determining parenting arrangements after a separation can be challenging if the parents are in frequent disagreement. While many parents are able to put their personal
Even in the most amicable circumstances, the end of a marriage is never easy. Married couples come together with property and other possessions and valuables
Financial disclosure is not a concession or a show of weakness. It shows good faith willingness to comply with the law and can set the
Summary The Ontario Court of Appeal in Van Delst v Hronowsky, 2020 ONCA 329 decides pension administrators must value non-Ontario pensions in the same manner
Separated or divorced parents who have co-parenting arrangements in place may be wondering whether access is to continue “as usual” during the COVID-19 pandemic. In
The Treatment of Cottage Properties Under the Family Law Act It is common knowledge that matrimonial homes are subject to division under the provisions
Unfortunately, many grandparents in Ontario have been estranged from their grandchildren. When attempts to arrange visits through children, in-laws and former in-laws fail, many of
A regular topic of discussion in my family law practice is the matrimonial home. For many, the matrimonial home is the most significant family asset
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