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Posted September 13, 2018

In Canada, the most common reason given by an Applicant seeking a divorce with or without the agreement of the other spouse is separation. That[...]
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Posted September 6, 2018

“I want to separate”. These are often some of the most difficult words to say to someone who is your partner or spouse. What does[...]
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Posted August 2, 2018

The Federal Child Support Guidelines indicate how much child support is payable, based on the payor’s income and the number of children.   The Guidelines also set[...]
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Posted July 23, 2018

When one household turns into two following a separation, there are many adjustments for parents and children to make.  Everyone is adjusting to a new[...]
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Posted July 12, 2018

Many people look forward to receiving an income tax refund each spring.   However, a refund means the taxpayer has overpaid taxes and it may be[...]
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Posted June 11, 2018

After separation, if one spouse remains living in a jointly owned property or matrimonial home for some period of time, while the other spouse pays[...]
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Posted June 5, 2018

A divorce legally ends your marriage and gives you the ability to get re-married. The law to get a divorce is the same across Canada[...]
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Posted May 31, 2018

Bill C-78 has passed the first reading in the House of Commons, ushering in some changes to the Divorce Act, the Family Orders and Agreements[...]
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Posted May 29, 2018

Yes, there is a difference between being separated and being divorced. Separation To be separated means one person in the relationship has withdrawn from it,[...]