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- TV Star’s Divorce Amid Murder Plot: What Ontario Spouses Can Learn About Family Law and Separation This shocking and tragic case, playing out in Nevada, raises important legal and emotional issues for spouses facing the end of a marriage more »March 20, 2025
- Want to Keep the House in the Divorce? Try This Reserve your spot today and gain the knowledge you need to navigate this important aspect of your divorce. more »March 19, 2025
- Separation Agreements: Be Careful Not to Inadvertently Waive the Conditions What’s important to know, is that – in line with Basic Contract Law 101 – when a Separation Agreement contains conditions more »March 18, 2025
- Divorce Tips: Top 3 Things to Know About Financial Disclosure Without it, divorcing spouses risk unfair settlement outcomes, prejudicial proceedings, and delays in the broader litigation. more »March 13, 2025
- How to Maintain/Gain Financial Stability During Divorce This live event on March 18th from 5-6 PM will provide valuable insights to help you secure your financial future. more »March 12, 2025
- Navigating Child Support in Ontario A Comprehensive 2025 Guide Ontario’s system allows for reassessment to reflect current realities and ensure children’s needs are met. more »March 11, 2025
- Building A Collaborative Practice: Tips for Family Lawyers Don't miss this opportunity to deliver better outcomes for your clients. Register now and advance your career in family law! more »March 7, 2025
- After 14-Year Legal Battle, Court Holds the Husband – And Possibly His Lawyers – Accountable The recent ruling in Carter v. Carter is this category, which involved a couple that had been married for 10 years. more »March 6, 2025
- How to Bond with Your Child During Divorce Divorce can be a challenging time for families, but maintaining a strong connection with your child is crucial. more »March 5, 2025
- Understanding the Implications of Adultery in Ontario – A 2025 Perspective In 2025, the landscape of personal relationships continues to evolve, and with it, the legal and social understanding of adultery. more »March 4, 2025
- No-Fault Divorce Under Fire in the U.S. – But No Chance of Change in Canada While this debate continues in the U.S., there is no chance of no-fault divorce being abolished in Canada. more »February 27, 2025
- What the Judicial System Values in Parents Reserve your spot today and empower yourself with the knowledge to navigate custody proceedings effectively. more »February 26, 2025
- 10 Things You Should Know About Child Support In Ontario The obligation to provide support is based solely on being a parent as defined by law. more »February 25, 2025
- Challenging Culture-Based Gender Bias in a Will: Lessons from a Recent B.C. Case When a Will reflects unequal treatment of children based on outdated societal norms, courts in Canada have the authority to intervene. more »February 20, 2025
- Adultery, Affairs, and Spying Here’s a glimpse of the key points we’ll be covering in our upcoming Family Law Now After Hours live event, "Adultery, Affairs, and Spying" more »February 19, 2025
- Husband Insisting on Monogamy was Not “Controlling and Abusive”, Court Decides About a month ago we released an article titled “Polyamory and Sp... more »February 18, 2025
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