During divorce, it’s not uncommon for kids to resent one or both parents. This often results in a reluctance to visit the non-custodial parent, which can cause hurt, anger and resentment to continue to build. If this sounds like a familiar scenario, contact your Toronto divorce lawyer and ask him or her to refer you …
Read MoreAny Barrie divorce lawyer can tell you that kids are as much a part of divorce as the adults involved. Unfortunately, children of all ages generally lack the emotional maturity to handle and relieve stress that adults have learned. They need to draw on the strengths of both parents in order to cope with their …
Read MoreSubstance abuse is a growing problem in Canada. While it hasn’t yet reached epidemic proportions, it’s on a steady upswing that’s responsible for destroying marriages and family relationships all over the country. Many North York divorce lawyers report working more frequently with clients affected by substance abuse (in some form or another) than ever before. …
Read MoreWhile you were married, you parented together – but now that you’re separated or divorced, how are you supposed to tackle tough issues like discipline? Many parents struggle to find a balance between their new lives apart and the proper discipline of children, and the issue becomes more complex when former spouses disagree on child-rearing. …
Read MoreNow that your Richmond Hill divorce lawyer has handed you some paperwork that will officially dissolve your marriage, you might have the itch to get away on your own for some much-needed rest and relaxation. You’ve spent years – maybe decades – travelling with your spouse and kids. Are you ready to travel solo? Travelling …
Read MoreOn January 1, 2012, new Child Support Guidelines came into effect in Ontario. These Guidelines calculate the amount of a child support payment by taking into account the income of the payor and the number of children who are to receive the financial support. Currently, child support payments are determined in accordance with tables included …
Read MoreIn Ontario, property division post-divorce is governed by the Family Law Act, which mandates the “equalization of net family property.” Your Toronto divorce lawyer is very familiar with this concept. For more details, please read “Distribution of Property in Ontario: The Basics.” It is apt to remember, the property division laws are only applicable to …
Read MoreYou may begin to feel the impacts of your divorce on your mental health and well-being during and after the process. In fact, most people experience feelings of guilt and heartbreak, whether they initiated the divorce or not. You may ask yourself, “What have I done?” and look for ways to get back together with …
Read MoreDivorce is one of the toughest life events most people will ever have to handle. Once your divorce is granted, you’re officially free to start a new life – and part of that might include reinventing your living space. Giving your home a new look can boost your mood, improve your general outlook and help …
Read MoreWhen you discover that your spouse is part of an online affair, you may choose to contact a Toronto divorce lawyer and consider ending your marriage. Many people believe that an online affair is still cheating – but whether it’s an offense serious enough to end your marriage is something only you can decide. Your …
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