Service Area: Family Law

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Estate Litigation, Family Law

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Posted September 10, 2020

Family Matters: Transitioning from Ongoing Family Law Matters to Estate Litigation

Situations arise where a party in ongoing family law litigation passes away before a final order is obtained from the court, or where separated spouses[...]

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Family Law

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Posted August 25, 2020

Non-Disclosure in the Context of a Domestic Contract: Beware!

As family lawyers, we are often contacted by clients who want a domestic contract negotiated, drafted and/or reviewed as quickly as possible. However, before this[...]

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Family Law

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Posted August 10, 2020

Think Twice Before Getting Married Virtually during COVID-19

As we wrote about in our previous blog, Wedding Bells: Can They Ring During COVID-19?, couples are having to get creative when making wedding plans[...]

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Family Law

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Posted July 31, 2020

Back to School with COVID-19

Back to School with COVID-19 On Thursday, July 30th, Premier Doug Ford and the Education Minister released a plan for back-to-school for the fall. Elementary[...]

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Family Law

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Posted July 9, 2020

Pick Up the Phone: The Court’s Message to High Conflict Counsel in COVID-19

Two recent cases from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice demonstrate a clear message that the Court has run out of patience for aggressive litigation[...]

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Family Law

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Posted July 8, 2020

COVID-19 Expectations and the New Divorce Act

The federal government delayed implementing the Amendments to the Divorce Act until March 1, 2021 in response to COVID-19. However, reviewing the case law from[...]

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Family Law

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Posted April 30, 2020

Wedding Bells: Can They Ring During COVID-19?

Wedding season is upon us, but it’s looking quite different this year. Weddings take a lot of advanced planning and coordinating with venues, vendors, and[...]

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Family Law

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Posted April 24, 2020

Common Parenting Questions During COVID-19

A few weeks ago, we blogged about the case of Ribeiro v Wright which provides the foundation for parents asking themselves: how does access work[...]

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Family Law

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Posted April 16, 2020

COVID-19 and Support Order Enforcement through FRO (Updated May 8, 2020)

Is FRO still open? Yes. As of March 23, 2020, the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) announced that they would be reducing staff levels as a[...]