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- Divorcing a Narcissist in Ontario: Strategies That Work Learn how to protect yourself, your finances, and your children when divorcing a high-conflict or narcissistic spouse under Ontario family law. more »March 11, 2026
- FAQ: Pets, Breakups, and the Law in Ontario Although most people see their cherished pets as irreplaceable members of the family, the law simply does not see animals in the same way. more »March 10, 2026
- Upcoming Virtual Event – Managing the Modern Family Law Practice Powered by AI: Strategies for Success Join us for a forward-thinking session on building a modern, data-driven family law practice designed to thrive in today’s market. more »March 6, 2026
- Introverts, Extroverts — and Why Great Law Firms Need Both Introverts bring depth. Extroverts bring drive. Emotional intelligence binds them. Collaboration elevates both. more »March 5, 2026
- Thinking of Applying? Last Year’s Winning Essay | Russell Alexander Law Scholarship The application includes an essay component. For inspiration, let’s look at the scholarship recipient’s essay from last year. more »March 4, 2026
- Co-Parenting for Busy Professionals: Balancing Kids and Careers Learn how to create flexible, court-respected parenting plans that support demanding careers while keeping children thriving after separation. more »March 4, 2026
- No-Fault Divorce Under Pressure in the U.S. — and Why Canada Took a Different Path For families navigating separation in Ontario and across Canada, the takeaway is clear: the law is built to resolve breakdown more »March 3, 2026
- How Ontario Courts Decide Step Parent Child Support Many parents assume that once a step parent enters a child’s life, the biological parent’s financial responsibility changes. more »February 26, 2026
- Olympic Medals and Child Support: How Variable Income Is Treated in Ontario If your income varies from year to year, it’s important to understand how this might impact your child support obligations. more »February 25, 2026
- Protecting Investments, Pensions & RRSPs in Divorce Divorce doesn’t just affect your home and your family — it can dramatically impact your long-term financial security. more »February 25, 2026
- When “Consummation” Meets Modern Relationships: A Decision on Annulment A recent Ontario Family Law decision called S.M. v. R.F., involving marital consummation, is a striking example. more »February 24, 2026
- Case Center Is No Longer Optional: Ontario Courts Are Sanctioning Lawyers for Non-Compliance In family law, Case Center is no longer an administrative convenience. It is a mandatory gateway to having your case heard. more »February 19, 2026
- Growing Your Family Through Adoption in Ontario Discover the steps, timelines, legal requirements, and emotional considerations involved in adopting a child in Ontario. more »February 18, 2026
- The Emotional Math of Family Law: Why Billable Hours Don’t Tell the Whole Story Family law involves hidden emotional labour that billable hours don’t capture. Learn how this impacts lawyers and long-term sustainability. more »February 17, 2026
- Upcoming Virtual Event – Beyond Adversarial & Toward Amicable: How One Lawyer Can Help Both Spouses Separate Together Russell Alexander’s more »February 13, 2026
- When Cats Are Property: What Singh v Smith Means for Pet Ownership After Separation This case highlights a gap between how the law views pets and how most people experience them. In Alberta, pets are treated as property. more »February 12, 2026
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