Service Area: Family Law

Damages for Tort Claims Related to Domestic Violence In a previous blog post, we reviewed the types of tort claims that may be raised in[...]

Including Tort Claims in a Family Court Proceeding Parties heading to family court over a separation or divorce may not be aware that they can[...]

While it is common knowledge that there are tax consequences in relation to spousal support in Canada, i.e. taxable to the recipient and tax deductible[...]

In Ontario (Director, Family Responsibility Office) v. Petersoo, 2025 ONCJ 569, Justice Stanley Sherr delivers a compelling and instructive decision on the enforcement of child[...]

When a marriage or common law relationship breaks down, parents must determine how they will make decisions for their children (joint or sole decision-making) and[...]

Whether you are working with small family-owned businesses or handling complex corporate assets, understanding the intricacies of business valuation is essential to protecting your client’s[...]

When a relationship ends, it is important to understand the legal distinctions between separation and divorce. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they have[...]

The legal community, and certainly family law practitioners in Canada, continue to wait with bated breath on the impending decision from the Supreme Court of[...]

Navigating a divorce is undoubtedly a challenging and emotional process. If you are considering divorce in Ontario, it is important to understand the process and[...]