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Child Custody & Access
October 17, 2013

“Best Interests of the Child”: What does this really mean?

See how Ontario courts define and apply the “best interests” principle.

Child Custody & Access
October 17, 2013

Interim Custody Arrangements and Orders

Learn how temporary custody orders work in Ontario, and how they may apply to your situation.

My Spouse Says He Loves Me but Wants a Divorce
October 10, 2013

Answering Adult Kids’ Questions about Divorce

Read about advice for discussing your divorce with your adult children.

What to Do When You Miss Your Kids
September 27, 2013

What to Do When You Miss Your Kids

Coping strategies for parenting struggling with taking time away from their children.

Kids' Sports: Who Goes to Practice?
September 25, 2013

Kids’ Sports: Who Goes to Practice?

See how separated parents can manage kids’ sports schedules after separation or divorce.

Dining Out During Divorce: A Recipe for Disaster?
September 12, 2013

Dining Out During Divorce: A Recipe for Disaster?

Learn why dining out with your ex may not always be a good idea.

Child Support
July 31, 2013

Child Support and the Age of Majority

See how child support works when a child reaches adulthood.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
July 23, 2013

Holding the Family Responsibility Office Responsible

No matter what side of the fence they are on, clients seem frustrated with the Family Responsibility Office, there will always be a complaint.

Separation & Divorce
July 12, 2013

My Ex Started Dating, But We’re Living in the Same House

Living with an ex who is dating someone new can be difficult. Learn how separation under one roof may affect family dynamics and legal issues.

Separation & Divorce
July 12, 2013

My Ex is Expecting – My Kids Are About to Get a Half Sibling

A new half-sibling can bring excitement and stress, so separated parents can help by preparing children, answering questions, and keeping routines stable.

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