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- Dos and Don’ts of Self-Representation Learn the practical dos and don’ts, courtroom procedures, and how to access pro bono and limited-scope legal help in Ontario. more »November 12, 2025
- Open Courts in the Zoom Era – Part 2: Case Law and the Balance Between Access and Privacy Recent decisions from Canadian courts shed new light on how the open court principle is evolving in the era of Zoom hearings. more »November 11, 2025
- Open Courts in the Zoom Era – Part 1: Are Virtual Hearings Undermining the Principle of Open Courts? In the wake of the pandemic and the rapid shift to virtual courtrooms, that long-standing principle may be quietly eroding. more »November 6, 2025
- What if Support Payments Aren’t Made? (FRO & Default Hearings) Learn how the Family Responsibility Office enforces payments, what default hearings are, and the remedies available in Ontario. more »November 5, 2025
- Transgender Parents and Parenting Plans: What Ontario Courts Look For In the spirit of TDOR, this Blog will focus on some of the issues that may affect transgender parents in the province. more »November 5, 2025
- Fame, Fortune, and the Future: What Would Justin and Katy’s Pre-Nup Look Like? How would Justiin Trudeau and Katy Perry protect their assets if they were to get married? What would their pre-nup entail? more »November 4, 2025
- Why AI Can Explain the Law—but Not Give You Legal Advice Policy updates from OpenAI prevent ChatGPT from providing personalized legal, medical, or financial advice. more »November 3, 2025
- The Real Cost of a “Cheap” Divorce: Missed Deadlines, Lost Rights, and Legal Blind Spots While budget-friendly services that focus solely on document preparation may seem appealing, significant risks are attached more »November 2, 2025
- How to Handle Family Relationships After Divorce (Without Losing Your Sanity) Whether it’s deciding whether to attend a shared holiday dinner, these shared spaces require thought, boundaries, and self-awareness. more »October 30, 2025
- Parent’s Guide to Child Support Learn how support is calculated, what counts as income and special expenses, how payments are enforced, and next steps for parents. more »October 29, 2025
- What Can You Include in a Prenup? Surprising Clauses in Ontario Marriage Contracts Explore the most unexpected and practical items you can legally include in a prenuptial agreement in Ontario. more »October 28, 2025
- Divorce and Friendship: Who Keeps the Friends When a Marriage Ends? Divorce affects more than just legal and financial arrangements—it often reshapes your entire social landscape. more »October 23, 2025
- Upcoming Event – Mastering the Case Centre Our team aims to help participants save time, reduce stress, and enhance the overall efficiency of their court-related work. more »October 22, 2025
- Parenting Time and Decision-Making Responsibilities Learn how Ontario courts consider the best interests of the child and how to build workable parenting plans. more »October 22, 2025
- What I Wish I Knew Before Divorce: Common Regrets After Ending a Marriage While divorce may be the right decision for many, a growing number of individuals express regret after their separation. more »October 21, 2025
- Halloween After Separation: How to Make it Less Scary for Parents Here are some of the things to think about, as we turn the corner towards October 31 – also known as the spookiest time of year more »October 16, 2025
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