Service Area: Family Law

The Federal Child Support Guidelines set out income determination rules for calculating child support. These rules, with a few exceptions, also apply when calculating income[...]

Section 10 of the Children’s Law Reform Act specifically requires that any surrogate and intended parent or parents each need to receive independent legal advice[...]

Surrogacy involves a woman carrying a baby for intended parents and giving that child (physically and legally) to the intended parents upon birth. There are[...]

Without a doubt, one of the most frequently asked questions I receive from clients is “When can my child decide who they want to live[...]

All parents know that raising children can be expensive. Clothing, food, daycare, extracurricular activities, medical and dental expenses and post-secondary education are costly for many[...]

As the school year draws to a close and children and parents alike are thinking about time off, summer vacation and ice cream, preparing for[...]

When negotiating a Separation Agreement, a client’s primary concern centers often around the payment of child and/or spousal support. If there is support to be[...]

We’ve all heard stories about the use of social media gone wrong – a politician tweets something inappropriate, an embarrassing photo of a celebrity goes[...]

One of the most challenging aspects of a separation can be coming to an agreement about custody and parenting time: where the children will live,[...]