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Is my Spouse Entitled to my Inheritance?
As per Ontario’s Family Law Act, property acquired during the marriage should be shared equally by spouses. It extends to an increase in the value...
When Does Child Support End in Ontario?
In Ontario, child support is a legal obligation that parents have to financially support their children. The amount of child support can vary by the...
How to Survive Separation While Living in the Same House
It’s common for separated couples to cohabit even after their marriage terminates. Separated couples may opt to cohabit due to financial challenges or to facilitate...
What is Automatic Divorce After a Long Separation in Canada?
The terms “divorce” and “separation” are often confused and used interchangeably in many cases. This confusion can have serious implications, especially for spouses preparing to...
Custody and Access Reports by the Office of the Children’s Lawyer
The Office of the Children’s Lawyer (the “OCL”) is a government office that provides legal services on behalf of children in areas of custody and...
Difference Between Annulment and Divorce in Canada
Divorce and annulment represent two options for ending a marriage or partnership in Canada. Both are court orders issued when a relationship ends. In this...
What if Spouse Won’t Sign Separation Agreement Ontario
A separation agreement Ontario provides clear guidelines for addressing common disputes that often arise when a couple wants to end their relationship. This is a...
What Happens When Separated Parents Don’t Agree On Vaccinating Their Children
With more pressure to get children in Ontario vaccinated, this presents a potential conflict for separated parents. If one disagrees with having their child vaccinated...
How To Win Father’s Rights in Ontario
As a father, what rights do you have in Ontario when it comes to child custody? This is a common question a lot of fathers...
How Do I Protect Myself Financially In A Divorce – Getting A Financial Restraining Order in Ontario
A restraining order isn’t just designed to prevent and protect against physical abuse and stalking. You can, in fact, have what’s called a ‘financial restraining...