Family Law Blog
The Impact of Separation and Divorce on Your Mental Health
Learn more about the mental health impacts of separation and divorce with insights from Gelman & Associates.
Things to Consider in Parenting Plans During the Holidays
Learn more about creating holiday parenting plans that prioritize your child’s best interests with guidance from Gelman & Associates.
The Difference Between Common-Law Partnership and Marriage in Canada
Learn more about the legal differences between common-law relationships and marriage in Canada with insights from Gelman & Associates. Read more here.
Protecting Inheritance In Prenuptial and Marriage Agreements
Learn more about protecting inheritances with prenuptial and marriage agreements, and how Gelman & Associates can help. Read more here.
Back-to-School: Managing Child Support and School-Related Expenses
Learn more about managing child support and school-related expenses with practical budgeting tips and strategies for a stress-free back-to-school season.
Common Law Relationships & Division of Property in Ontario
Learn more on property division for common-law partners in Ontario with guidance from Gelman & Associates. Read more here.
Child Support for Children Over 18
Learn more on navigating child support for adult children over 18, including legal adjustments and continuing obligations in Ontario.
Keeping Gifts and Inheritances Separate from Joint Assets
Learn more on safeguarding inheritances and gifts from divorce equalization, with practical steps for separating assets.
Navigating a Grey Divorce: Considerations for Kevin Costner
Learn more about navigating a grey divorce, including financial, legal, and personal implications with Gelman & Associates. Read more here.
What Are Exclusions From Net Family Property in Ontario in 2024?
Learn more on calculating and understanding exclusions from net family property for equitable division of assets during divorce in Ontario.
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