Service Area: Family Law

Preparing for the unexpected: As a business owner, are you prepared for the unexpected?  Things like serious illness, incapacity, separation/divorce and death are likely to[...]

If you are part of a blended family, your estate planning requires careful thought and consideration.  Estate planning for blended families can be more complex[...]

The Federal Justice Department is looking for feedback from Canadians on the Federal Child Support Guidelines, and specifically on: the process to decide the amount[...]

Family adoption, also referred to as “kinship adoption”, is a legal process in Ontario wherein stepparents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, or great grandparents can bring an[...]

In the realm of family law, the division of assets during a separation or divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process. Among the[...]

Join our virtual panel on May 29 as we delve into the critical aspects of domestic contracts and prenuptial agreements for young couples and blended[...]

When couples part ways, the shared ownership of a matrimonial home often becomes a contentious issue. In Ontario, the law recognizes two forms of co-ownership:[...]

Co-parenting with your ex-partner can be challenging. It involves constant coordination and communication about various aspects of your children’s lives. Whether it is about schedules,[...]

In the first part of this series, we reviewed the background, trial, and appeal to the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal in Anderson v Anderson. This[...]