Family Law Blog

Long-Distance Co-Parenting After Separation: Designing Realistic Parenting Schedules
Learn about how to create a parenting schedule when you live long-distance from another co-parent. Contact our lawyers for co-parenting assistance today.

How Narcissistic Exes Use Court Processes as a Weapon: Recognizing “Litigation Abuse” in Ontario Family Law
Learn how narcissistic exes may use litigation abuse to inflict emotional, psychological, and financial harm during divorce. For help, contact us today.

Cancelling Child Support in Ontario: A 2026 Guide
Learn when child support payments may end in Ontario, how FRO enforcement works, and when to seek help from a Toronto child support lawyer.

Passport Applications for Children: What’s Different Post-Divorce?
Learn how the application process for children’s passports works if you and a co-parent are separated or divorced in Ontario.

What to Expect at a Case Conference in an Ontario Divorce or Separation: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn more about case conferences in Ontario divorce or separation proceedings, what to expect, and how an experienced family lawyer can help.

How Does Spousal Support Affect Taxes in Ontario?
Spousal support can affect how payors and recipients file their taxes in Ontario. Learn how your tax obligations may change and what to expect.

Short Marriages and Spousal Support: Are You Likely to Receive Anything?
If you were only married for a short time, are you still entitled to spousal support? Learn more about how Ontario Law governs support payments.

Child Relocation for Separated Couples: Everything You Need to Know
Learn how child relocation works in Ontario in 2026, including notice rules, best interests factors, and what separated parents should know.

Limited Scope Representation in Divorce: What It Is and When to Use It
Learn about limited scope representation in divorce and when it can be used. If you have questions about how to proceed with your divorce, contact us today.

Separation Under One Roof: Proving You’re Separated While Still Living Together
You may still be considered ‘separated’ even if you and your ex still live in the same residence. Learn when this may be the case in your divorce.
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