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Family Law Blog: Enforcement & Modification Orders

Enforcement & Modification Orders
December 18, 2018

When the Court Will Stay an Order Pending Appeal

An Ontario court recently considered an interesting case where one party sought a stay of two orders relating to custody and access pending appeal.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
November 20, 2018

When Will a Court Order Interim Costs and Disbursements?

An Ontario court recently considered a case where a husband appealed from an order that required him to pay his wife interim costs and disbursements

Enforcement & Modification Orders
October 31, 2018

Cuban Man to be Deported Following Federal Court’s Finding of a Marriage Scam

A Cuban man who was found to have engaged in a marriage scam by marrying a Canadian woman to obtain permanent resident status may be deported.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
October 9, 2018

Dispensing with Privacy: Court Orders Spouse to Produce Medical Records

Learn when a spouse’s medical records can be disclosed in Ontario court.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
July 13, 2018

Is a Judge Obligated to Read All Materials Filed in a Family Law Case?

Find out what judges must review in Ontario family law proceedings when handling a legal case.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
June 19, 2018

Can a Court Force a Family to Attend Therapy?

Find out when Ontario courts may order family therapy for parties.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
May 9, 2018

Variation of Support in The Face of a Separation Agreement

Learn more about the variation of support in the face of a separation agreement in this guide by Gelman & Associates’ family law lawyers.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
January 19, 2018

Granting Adjournments in Family Law Arbitrations

Understand how adjournments work in Ontario family law arbitration cases.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
May 12, 2017

Revenge Porn Defendant Given Another Chance at Defence After Court Overturns Default Judgment

Ontario court reopens defence in a revenge porn case. See why.

Enforcement & Modification Orders
August 12, 2016

A Court Cannot Order Parties to Appoint a Parenting Coordinator to Settle Disputes

See why Ontario courts can’t force parties to hire a parenting coordinator to settle their family law matters.

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