We spoke with Gabrielle Pop-Lazic, a lawyer with Gelman & Associates, on the subject of what to do if your ex-spouse is not following a custody or access order. Please note that this article is intended as an overview on the subject of family law, and is not intended as legal advice. For legal advice …
Read MoreA divorce brings forth many questions and challenges, and one of the most critical aspects to consider is how decision-making responsibility and parenting time will be allocated for your child as per the Children’s Law Reform Act or the Divorce Act. Determining these aspects is a crucial decision that can profoundly impact your child’s well-being …
Read MoreWe spoke with Gabrielle Pop-Lazic, a lawyer with Gelman & Associates, on the subject of what to do if your ex-spouse is not complying with Court Orders regarding the children. Please note that this article is intended as an overview on the subject of family law, and is not intended as legal advice. For legal …
Read MoreTravelling with children can be an exciting and enriching experience, allowing families to create lasting memories and explore new horizons together. However, amidst the excitement, it is crucial to be aware of the legal considerations and requirements that accompany travelling with minors. Parental consent forms and child passport applications play a pivotal role in ensuring …
Read MoreWe asked Gabrielle Pop-Lazic, a lawyer with Gelman & Associates, some commonly-asked questions about changes surrounding decision-making responsibility and parenting time in Ontario. Please note that this overview is intended as an introductory look into a legal subject, and is not intended as legal advice. If you are seeking legal advice regarding decision-making responsibility and …
Read MoreWhen going through a separation or divorce in Ontario, it’s crucial to prioritize the well-being of your children and establish a parenting plan that promotes their best interests. The Ontario legal system has recognized the importance of using updated terminology, shifting from “child custody” to “decision-making responsibility and parenting plan” to reflect a more child-centred …
Read MoreWe spoke with Gabrielle Pop-Lazic, a Toronto family lawyer with Gelman & Associates, on the subject of the child’s best interests in family law in Ontario. Please note that this article is intended as an introductory overview, and not intended to be taken as legal advice. For legal advice regarding a child’s best interests with …
Read MoreBy Lisa Gelman Trying to navigate the world of co-parenting can be challenging – especially if you and your former spouse or common-law partner are not on good terms. Sometimes, one parent will make it especially difficult for the other parent to have their parenting time due to personal anger or upset about the separation. …
Read MoreRelocating with or without your child is not as simple as packing your bags and leaving. Relocation cases are some of the most difficult cases to predict how a Court will decide, as ultimately, the consideration for the court is whether the relocation is in the child’s best interests. The court will consider a variety …
Read MoreDecision-making responsibility (formerly referred to as “custody”) is the right to make important decisions about how your child is raised and cared for. These decisions include those about the child’s education, medical care, religion, extra-curricular activities, and other important matters affecting the child’s life. Decision-making responsibility can be given to one parent or shared by …
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