Enforcing Child Support in Ontario
When Child Support Payments Stop When a parent stops paying child support, it can create immediate financial pressure on the receiving household […]
Court Grants Spouse Matrimonial Home After Death
Ontario Court Awards Matrimonial Home to Dependent Spouse: Lessons for Family Law Clients When a spouse passes away, the surviving partner’s financial […]
High-Income Spousal Support in Ontario
Ontario Court of Appeal clarifies spousal support rules for high-income earners, including entitlement, duration, and post-separation income sharing.
Refugee Children in Hague Convention Cases
When international child abduction disputes arise, the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction provides the framework for resolving […]
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Ontario?
Divorce is never easy, and one of the first questions most people ask is: “How much is this going to cost […]
Trial: $60K Costs for Unreasonable Conduct
In a recent case, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice sent a strong message about the financial consequences of unreasonable litigation conduct […]
Surrogacy in Canada: A Simple Guide for Families
Surrogacy in Canada involves legal, ethical, and medical considerations. Know your rights as an intended parent or surrogate with guidance from a […]
How to Apply for Divorce in Canada
Are you considering divorce in Canada? Understanding the process can help you navigate this challenging time with clarity. Here’s a […]
Is Your Religious Marriage Without a License Actually Legal?
Is a Nikah Ceremony a Legal Marriage in Ontario? Court Says Yes — Under Certain Conditions A recent Ontario case has shed […]
How to Appeal a Family Law Decision in Ontario
Family law cases can involve life-changing decisions about parenting time, support payments, and property division. If you believe the judge made a […]
Does Bankruptcy Erase a Family Law Costs Order in Ontario? Part 3
What Happens to a Family Law Costs Order When a Party Goes Bankrupt? In family law disputes, it’s not uncommon for courts […]