Non-physical Domestic (Family) Violence and Family Law
You may be wondering whether you can count on the family law court to help you if you have suffered […]
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How Does Divorce Impact Your Child’s Education Savings?
Everyone says divorce is the hardest on the kids. They didn’t choose to be in this situation, and their sense […]
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What Mothers Need to Know About Child Support
When you’re going through a divorce, you’ll notice people want to give you advice on what you should or shouldn’t […]
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How Much Child Support Is a Single Mom Entitled to in Ontario?
Raising a child as a single mom is tough even under the best of circumstances. When a mother doesn’t receive […]
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Canada Vs The US: How Adultery Effects Divorce Law
For the first time in Canadian history, there are more unmarried than married people above the age of 15, reflecting […]
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It’s back to school time!
This can be an exciting time for some kids and maybe a bit upsetting for others. For parents that are […]
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What Being Petty Really Costs You During Divorce
Maybe your spouse just left you for another person. Perhaps your marriage has been in dire straits for years, but […]
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The Wrong Way to Tell Your Kids About Divorce
Your kids are smart, and they’re probably more perceptive than you give them credit for. They’ve most likely figured out […]
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Were You Forced or Tricked Into Signing a Prenup?
Love is blind until one member of the couple opens his or her eyes and says, “Wait a minute, what […]
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Hiring a Private Lawyer for Your Child During Divorce
The Office of the Children’s Lawyer (OCL) is a government agency that represents children in custody and access proceedings. A […]
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Common Law Breakups: Everything You Need to Know
Who needs marriage when you’re already in a rock-solid long-term relationship? When you split up after living together for years […]
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Can Your Marriage Be Saved? 4 Questions to Ask
What is the state of your marriage? When the health of a relationship starts to decline, we don’t always know […]
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