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For many separating couples, deciding what happens to the family home is one of the most difficult parts of the process. Beyond its financial value, the home may represent stability,…

Cryptocurrency in an Ontario divorce must be identified, disclosed and valued as part of the property picture when it belongs to a married spouse. Digital assets are not automatically split…

Multilingual family law support can make it easier to explain sensitive facts, understand your options, and ask questions in the language that feels most natural to you. Galbraith Family Law…

Collaborative divorce costs versus litigation costs are driven less by a single hourly rate than by how much professional time, court work, expert evidence, and duplicated preparation your case requires.…

A paralegal can assist with certain family law matters in Ontario, but only a paralegal with special Family Legal Services Provider authorization can offer the limited family law services approved…

Choosing a family lawyer in Newmarket means looking beyond a name on a search page. For York Region families, the right fit combines relevant family law experience, a clear approach…

DIY divorce in Ontario is a flexible option for those who want to handle much of the divorce process themselves while seeking legal help only when needed. At Galbraith Family…

Parental Alienation in Ontario: Signs, Evidence and What Parents Can Do Your child suddenly refuses to spend time with you, stops answering your messages or begins repeating accusations that do…

A Family Court order is legally binding. If your former partner is not following it, your options will depend on what the order requires, whether the breach was intentional, and…

The start of a new school year can bring a long list of decisions for separated parents. Which school will the child attend? Who receives updates from teachers? How will…

When a relationship ends, it’s natural to lean on friends, family, and even social media for support. But what you post online, and what others post about you, can have…

The Supreme Court of Canada has released a landmark decision that changes how the law recognizes and responds to intimate partner violence. In Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, 2026 SCC 16, the…