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- Can a Separated Person Still Inherit? The Short Answer Is Yes The more important question is whether they should, based on the current relationship and the parties’ intentions. more »October 22, 2026
- Divorce Horror Stories: Ontario Cases That Went Wrong Learn from common mistakes that can make an Ontario divorce more complicated, including financial disclosure problems and missed deadlines. more »October 21, 2026
- Why “Best Interests of the Child” Is Being Applied More Strictly Than Ever in Ontario Parenting Cases The phrase “best interests of the child” has always been central to parenting disputes. What has changed is how courts are applying it. more »October 20, 2026
- Upcoming Virtual Event – High Income, High Stakes: 10 Steps to Navigating Support After Separation High-income earners often face unique challenges regarding child and spousal support and their family law matters. more »October 15, 2026
- Ongoing Case Management: A Checklist for Staying on Track Family law cases evolve. Staying organized helps avoid unnecessary delay and cost. Consistent case management keeps the process moving. more »October 15, 2026
- Arbitration and Parenting Coordinators: Alternatives to Court Learn how arbitration and parenting coordination work in Ontario family law and when these alternatives to court may be appropriate. more »October 14, 2026
- Ontario Court Gives Fresh Strength to Arbitration Clauses in Lawyer-Client Fee Disputes Ontario courts have increasingly emphasized that arbitration agreements should generally be enforced absent exceptional circumstances. more »October 13, 2026
- When Helping the Kids Goes Sideways: The Legal Risks of Gifting Assets Asset transfers within families are rarely just financial. They involve trust, relationships, and assumptions. more »October 8, 2026
- Blended Families in Ontario: Step-Parent Rights & Challenges Learn how Ontario law treats step-parents in blended families, including parental responsibilities, parenting arrangements, and separation more »October 7, 2026
- Restraining Orders in Family Law: When to Seek Them and How Courts Decide Used properly, a restraining order can provide immediate protection and stability. Used improperly, it can undermine credibility. more »October 6, 2026
- You Could Be Ordered to Pay Damages in Divorce Court: What Ontario Families Need to Know Most people assume that family court is about dividing property, setting support, and deciding parenting arrangements. more »October 1, 2026
- Thanksgiving & Divorce: Handling Family Gatherings During Separation Learn how separated parents in Ontario can manage Thanksgiving schedules, family traditions, travel, new partners, and holiday disputes. more »September 30, 2026
- Upcoming Virtual Event – Balancing Best Interests: Strategies for Mobility and Relocation Cases Our panel will provide valuable tools to help families & professionals navigate these challenging circumstances with confidence. more »September 29, 2026
- Separation Agreements: A Checklist Before You Sign A properly drafted agreement can prevent future litigation. A poorly drafted one can lead to disputes years later. more »September 29, 2026
- Support Does Not End When Life Changes — or Even After Death The long tail of support obligations Support is not a short-term issue. Support obligations are persist through change. more »September 24, 2026
- What NOT to Do During a Divorce (Ontario Edition) Learn what not to do with finances, children, social media, communication, disclosure, court orders, and legal deadlines. more »September 23, 2026
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