Parents typically have the final say over what is best for their children. This parental authority includes the decision-making power over with whom their children connect and spend time and where and with whom they live. As a result, a parent has the right to choose whether grandparents should spend time with their children. Because …
Read MoreDivorce is notorious for being one of the most difficult times in a person’s life. The process is emotionally taxing and rarely simple. Unfortunately, the division of assets process can be more complicated when a wealthy couple chooses to divorce. High net-worth individuals should seek the counsel of a family law lawyer who is experienced …
Read MoreDivorce is often a distressing and emotionally taxing experience. Unfortunately, when children are involved, divorcing parties cannot simply walk away from one another and never look back. Separating from a co-parent means that you can never truly be disconnected from your former spouse, and you must find a way to move forward with the best …
Read MoreFamily violence has not historically been recognized as a civil tort, but recently in the matter of Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, 2022 ONSC 1303 [Ahluwalia], Justice Mandhane of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice awarded damages in the amount of $150,000 to Ms. Ahluwalia (the “Wife”) to be paid by Mr. Ahluwalia (the “Husband”). In the …
Read MoreIf you are a parent and find yourself going through a divorce, we understand that the most challenging thing you’re facing is learning to co-parent your children under your new circumstances. The complicated and sensitive process of dividing assets and agreeing upon spousal support when settling a divorce can be time-consuming and tumultuous but making …
Read MoreChildren of divorced or divorcing parties may be exposed to some form of Parental Alienation. One parent (or sometimes a third party in a child’s life) may attempt to undermine an in-tact parent-child relationship and turn a child against the other parent. The practice is often seen when there are disputes between parents about decision-making …
Read MoreWhether you’re getting married or planning on moving in with your partner, having a contract in place can save you stress and hardship in the future should your relationship end. Planning for divorce or separation isn’t romantic, but it is important for your future emotional and financial wellbeing. There are several different types of agreements …
Read MoreHaving some trouble disclosing prenuptial agreement to your partner? Learn more about the best ways to do it without compromising your relationship.
Read MoreDivorcing From a Narcissist: What You Need to Know The process of a divorce is never easy. Not on you, not on your spouse, and of course, not on your children. This is true even with the simplest of situations, such as an uncontested divorce where the former spouses remain on the same page throughout …
Read MoreParents typically have the final say over what is best for their children. This parental authority includes the decision-making power over with whom their children connect and spend time and where and with whom they live. As a result, a parent has the right to choose whether grandparents should spend time with their children. Because …
Read MoreDivorce is notorious for being one of the most difficult times in a person’s life. The process is emotionally taxing and rarely simple. Unfortunately, the division of assets process can be more complicated when a wealthy couple chooses to divorce. High net-worth individuals should seek the counsel of a family law lawyer who is experienced …
Read MoreDivorce is often a distressing and emotionally taxing experience. Unfortunately, when children are involved, divorcing parties cannot simply walk away from one another and never look back. Separating from a co-parent means that you can never truly be disconnected from your former spouse, and you must find a way to move forward with the best …
Read MoreFamily violence has not historically been recognized as a civil tort, but recently in the matter of Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, 2022 ONSC 1303 [Ahluwalia], Justice Mandhane of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice awarded damages in the amount of $150,000 to Ms. Ahluwalia (the “Wife”) to be paid by Mr. Ahluwalia (the “Husband”). In the …
Read MoreIf you are a parent and find yourself going through a divorce, we understand that the most challenging thing you’re facing is learning to co-parent your children under your new circumstances. The complicated and sensitive process of dividing assets and agreeing upon spousal support when settling a divorce can be time-consuming and tumultuous but making …
Read MoreChildren of divorced or divorcing parties may be exposed to some form of Parental Alienation. One parent (or sometimes a third party in a child’s life) may attempt to undermine an in-tact parent-child relationship and turn a child against the other parent. The practice is often seen when there are disputes between parents about decision-making …
Read MoreWhether you’re getting married or planning on moving in with your partner, having a contract in place can save you stress and hardship in the future should your relationship end. Planning for divorce or separation isn’t romantic, but it is important for your future emotional and financial wellbeing. There are several different types of agreements …
Read MoreHaving some trouble disclosing prenuptial agreement to your partner? Learn more about the best ways to do it without compromising your relationship.
Read MoreDivorcing From a Narcissist: What You Need to Know The process of a divorce is never easy. Not on you, not on your spouse, and of course, not on your children. This is true even with the simplest of situations, such as an uncontested divorce where the former spouses remain on the same page throughout …
Read MoreIf you’re in a common-law relationship, you’ll need to protect your rights during the relationship and even after it ends. This is especially important since common-law partners don’t have the same protections as married couples under the law, or more specifically, the Family Law Act in Ontario. Where married couples can expect benefits as …
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