Family Law
Custody Arrangements: Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With?
Perhaps the biggest decision to be made during divorce proceedings is where the children will live. In the past, custody usually went to the mother […]
Have You Been Served? How a Family Court Lawyer Can Help
Here’s the situation: You’ve been served with divorce papers and you need to prepare a response. You have only thirty days to respond or you […]
The Effects of Insolvency on Spousal Support
Divorce is more than the legal separation of two people and the dissolution of the bonds of marriage. In most cases, divorce proceedings also encompass […]
Is Common-law Marriage a Myth or Reality in Ontario?
Common-law marriage is a subject of seriousness and jokes and a term that is thrown about social circles with casual aplomb. Long-term couples may bashfully […]
Coping with Christmas Right After a Divorce: How to Handle Divorce Around the Holidays
Coping with the First Christmas After Divorce Whether you divorced 11 months ago, or you are among the select few living a “Christmas divorce,” the […]
What you need to know about the Ontario Cohabitation Agreement
If you’re thinking of moving in with your partner, there might be more for you to consider than how to handle your mother in law’s […]
How to Make a Prenup Work for You
As you prepare to get married, one of the questions you could face is: “Will you sign a prenup?” Many people shy away from the […]
How to Create a Separation Agreement and Save the Headaches
Deciding to end a marriage is never easy. In addition to the emotional impact of separating, you and your spouse face a lot of important […]
Are Ontario Courts Biased Towards Mothers in Divorce Cases?
Is there a gender bias in Ontario’s divorce courts? Do most outcomes favour the mother? There are a lot of men who certainly feel that […]
Can Tax Be Deducted From Spousal Support in Ontario?
Divorce can be messy, especially when it comes to negotiations for spousal support. Oftentimes, after a settlement is made it’s advisable for both parties to […]
