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- Imputing Income Isn’t a Guess: What Ontario’s Court of Appeal Clarified in Kohli v Thom In Kohli v Thom, the Ontario Court of Appeal reinforced a key principle: the party asking the court to impute income must prove it. more »May 14, 2026
- AI and Divorce in Ontario: How Technology Is Changing Evidence Explore how AI is transforming family law in Ontario, from detecting deepfakes to understanding privacy risks and adapting legal strategies. more »May 13, 2026
- Spousal Support and Tax in Ontario: What Is Taxable, What Is Deductible, and Where People Get It Wrong Spousal support is not just about amount and duration. The tax treatment can change the real value of support in a significant way. more »May 12, 2026
- Upcoming Virtual Event – Bankruptcy & The Breakdown of Marriage: Advanced Topics In this 1-hour presentation, the panel share their insights on advanced topics on bankruptcy as it applies to separation and divorce. more »May 11, 2026
- Enforcing Child Support in Ontario: What Happens When Payments Stop and How to Get Results Most parenting and support issues in family law turn on judgment and discretion. Enforcement is different. more »May 7, 2026
- Can You Get Divorced Without Going to Court in Ontario? Explore how divorces can be resolved without court in Ontario, including mediation & collaborative law that save time and money. more »May 6, 2026
- When Courts Turn Back the Clock: Why Eliminating Virtual Family Hearings Undermines Access to Justice Courts have recognized, both judicially and practically, that virtual proceedings improve access to justice. more »May 6, 2026
- High Income Spousal Support in Ontario: What the SSAG High End Range Really Means If you are dealing with spousal support in a higher income Ontario case, the fight is usually not about whether the Guidelines apply at all. more »May 5, 2026
- AI and the Practice of Law: Is Ontario Next to Loosen the Rules? A recent policy shift in Colorado is putting that issue front and centre. It may not be long before Ontario is facing the same pressure. more »April 30, 2026
- Mediation vs. Court: Which Path Protects Your Privacy & Finances? Choosing the right process can shape not only the outcome of your case, but also how much stress, time, and money you spend getting there. more »April 29, 2026
- When Reputation Management Becomes Legal Pressure: Risks, Limits and Professional Consequences The intersection of reputation management and legal enforcement is becoming increasingly complex in the digital age. more »April 29, 2026
- When A Child Refuses Time With A Parent: What Ontario Parents Need to Know and What Courts Actually Do – Part 3 There is a common belief that once a child reaches a certain age, they can decide where they live and whether they see a parent. more »April 28, 2026
- When A Child Refuses Time With A Parent: What Ontario Parents Need to Know and What Courts Actually Do – Part 2 The wrong approach can entrench the refusal. The right approach can stabilize the situation before it escalates into full litigation. more »April 23, 2026
- Privacy in Divorce: How to Protect Yourself in Court and Online Learn what information becomes public in an Ontario divorce, and the legal strategies that safeguard your privacy during litigation. more »April 22, 2026
- When A Child Refuses Time With A Parent: What Ontario Parents Need to Know and What Courts Actually Do – Part 1 Parents often arrive asking the same question. If my child does not want to go, do I still have to make them? more »April 21, 2026
- Professional Standards for Lawyers in the Age of AI Here at Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers, we all take our duties to clients and the court very seriously. more »April 17, 2026
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