Family Law Blog: Child Support
Overpaying Child Support: Can You Ever Be Reimbursed in Ontario Family Law?
Can overpaid child support be reimbursed in Ontario? Learn when courts may allow retroactive reductions, repayment, credits, or set-offs for overpayments.
Handling Section 7 Expenses for Competitive Sports, Arts, and Other High-Cost Activities
Child support payments may increase when section 7 special or extraordinary expenses exist. Learn more here.
Shared Parenting Time in Ontario: The 40% Rule, Joint Custody, and Child Support
Learn how the 40% parenting time rule affects child support in Ontario, the difference between joint custody and shared parenting, and your legal options.
Child Support When the Paying Parent is Self-Employed
Understand how child support is calculated when the paying parent is self-employed in Ontario and learn how our Toronto child support lawyers can help.
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.
Child Support After 18 in Ontario: When Does it End?
Learn when child support ends in Ontario, whether support continues after age 18, and how to properly stop or change child support payments.
What Does Child Support Cover in Ontario?
Learn what child support covers in Ontario, including table support and special expenses. Speak with Gelman & Associates today for more information.
How Long Do You Have to Pay Child Support in Ontario
Child support is an obligation of every parent. Contact the lawyers from Gelman & Associates to assist you with child support and the guidelines set by law.
How To Address Child Support In The Event Of A Job Loss
Our family law lawyers at Gelman & Associates provide you with the answer in this guide on how to address child support in Ontario
Child Support and Claims for Undue Hardship
Learn more about child support and claims for undue hardship in this article by Gelman & Associates’ family law lawyers.
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