Category: Co-parenting

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 …

After you and your spouse have decided to call it quits, you’ll likely find someone new. There is no set time frame regarding how long you’ll wait to move on – every person is different. Most people remarry within five years of divorce, according to a 2006 presentation in delivered in Montreal by the U.S. …

Divorce takes an emotional toll on everyone involved: each spouse, child(ren), extended family members and even friends. Depression is not uncommon during divorce; in fact, your North York divorce lawyer has probably seen several clients in the past who have suffered from depression. Depression can be a serious condition. Psychologists and psychiatrists are able to …

You may find it difficult to communicate effectively with your spouse during your divorce; in fact, most of your communication will likely be through your Mississauga divorce lawyers. However, the way you communicate during your divorce is an important building block for what your relationship will become once your marriage is over – and if …