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- Spousal Support After Separation: What Courts Actually Look At (and What They Ignore) The Ontario Court of Appeal in R.L. v. M.F. reinforces that support is not about equalizing lifestyles or punishing conduct. more »July 16, 2026
- Hidden Money in Divorce: How Courts Detect Concealed Assets Discover how Ontario courts address hidden assets during divorce and learn how financial investigations & disclosure rules protect fairness. more »July 15, 2026
- Why Your Team Isn’t Using AI (And Why It Matters More Than You Think) The firms that close it first will not just be more efficient. They will redefine what clients expect from a modern family law practice. more »July 14, 2026
- What Really Makes a “Top Divorce Lawyer” in Toronto in 2026 For lawyers, the takeaway is straightforward. Reputation is built over time through decisions, conduct, and results that others remember. more »July 9, 2026
- Divorce and Cottages: Dividing Recreational Properties Learn how Ontario family law addresses cottages and recreational properties during divorce and strategies for preserving family assets. more »July 8, 2026
- Did Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Sign a Pre-nup? What Ontario Couples Should Know Before Marriage Do both of you understand what marriage will mean for their financial future? That is a question worth asking long before the wedding day. more »July 7, 2026
- Is the Family Cottage a Matrimonial Home? Ontario Courts Continue to Draw Important Distinctions Ontario courts continue to apply a practical and fact-driven approach when determining whether a cottage constitutes a matrimonial home. more »July 7, 2026
- Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Are Married! 10 Family Law Lessons for High-Net-Worth Couples The legal issues raised by a marriage between two wealthy, successful people are not limited to celebrities alone. more »July 6, 2026
- Wife Ordered to Pay $180K or Go to Jail, For Defying Court’s Preservation Order If you’re embroiled in Family litigation you might be tempted to disobey a court order that did not go in your favour. more »July 2, 2026
- When High Income Doesn’t End Spousal Support: What Ontario’s Court of Appeal Said in RL v MF A recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision confirms that spousal support is not a simple income comparison. more »June 30, 2026
- When Non-Disclosure Backfires: Ontario Court of Appeal Upholds Major Award in Mullin v Sherlock Failure to disclose financial information in family law is not a technical mistake. It can determine the outcome of a case. more »June 25, 2026
- Spousal Support in Ontario: Who Pays, How Much, How Long Learn how spousal support works in Ontario, including eligibility, payment amounts, duration, and strategies for resolving support disputes. more »June 24, 2026
- What Happens When Two Men Are Both “99.99%” the Father? A Case About Ontario Parentage Determinations The choice of court, the available remedies, and the cost of obtaining key evidence can all have a real impact on how a case unfolds. more »June 23, 2026
- Transgender Parents and Parenting Plans in Ontario: What Courts Actually Look For in 2026 In Ontario, parenting decisions are not about labels, identities, or assumptions. They are about one thing. The best interests of the child. more »June 18, 2026
- AI – A Life in a Day: How Artificial Intelligence Quietly Moved Into Daily Life and What It May Be Doing to Our Freedom, Judgment, and Future The strange part is not that AI is becoming part of life. The strange part is that it already has and we barely notice. more »June 17, 2026
- End-of-School Divorce Planning: Parenting Time Transitions Learn how separated parents can manage summer schedules and parenting time while supporting children through the end of the school year. more »June 17, 2026
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