Family Law Blog: Divorce & Separation

A recent Ontario decision serves as a reminder that electronic communications like emails, texts, and social media can be used as evidence in family law.

See why getting independent legal advice can be crucial in Ontario family disputes.

A court recently dealt with whether an order obligating sale of a matrimonial home should be set aside due to hardships claimed by the wife, including ADHD.

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The Ontario Superior Court of Justice was asked to determine the potential legal viability of a wife’s lawsuit against her common-law husband’s mistress.

An Ontario court outlined how e-mails can negatively affect a childcare dispute between divorced parents, in this case, leading to a finding of contempt.

A court relied on documents and financial disclosure from a husband’s previous divorce proceedings, to decide on his net worth in his second divorce.

An Ontario court recently commented on interference with a party’s choice of counsel in family law disputes, and dismissed a request to remove counsel.

Learn why an apology isn’t always needed for closure and acceptance after a separation or divorce.

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