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Canada’s Vague Surrogacy Laws Raise Questions
September 21, 2017

Canada’s Vague Surrogacy Laws Raise Questions

Explore the legal concerns that surround Canada’s surrogacy laws.

Separation & Divorce
September 16, 2017

Can I Sue My Ex’s Mistress for Damages?

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice was asked to determine the potential legal viability of a wife’s lawsuit against her common-law husband’s mistress.

Domestic Contracts
August 28, 2017

Thinking About a Marriage Contract or Cohab?

Learn why Ontario couples should consider a marriage contract or cohabitation agreement.

Child Support
August 23, 2017

Ontario Recognizes Rights of Disabled Children of Unmarried Parents

A recent decision confirmed adult disabled children of unmarried parents are entitled to child support like adult disabled children of divorced parents.

Separation & Divorce
August 10, 2017

Email Communications After Divorce: Be Careful What You Send

An Ontario court outlined how e-mails can negatively affect a childcare dispute between divorced parents, in this case, leading to a finding of contempt.

Property Division
August 1, 2017

Are Personal Injury Structured Settlements Considered Property or Income in Divorces?

The Court of Appeal has clarified whether a structured settlement obtained in a personal injury case is considered property or income during divorce.

Spousal Support
July 17, 2017

Requesting Changes to Spousal Support After Retirement

A recent decision explored how courts address requests made by a spousal support payor who wants to eliminate their support obligations after retirement.

Family Violence & Domestic Orders
June 22, 2017

Woman Sentenced to 60 Days in Jail After Falsely Accusing Ex-Husband of Attempted Rape and Domestic Violence

An Ontario woman, who falsely accused her ex-husband of a number of attempted rape and domestic violence, has been sentenced to jail time.

Property Division
June 7, 2017

Does Adultery Affect Equalization of Net Family Property in Ontario?

Learn whether adultery affects property division in Ontario and when financial misconduct, asset depletion, or undisclosed property may affect equalization.

Property Division
June 3, 2017

Common Law Partners and Joint Tenancy

Property division in a separation of a common law couple can be a challenging legal exercise, especially when a home is in joint tenancy.

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