Family Law Blog: Spousal Support

New Partners and Spousal Support: When Does “Re-Partnering” Change the Numbers?
Can starting a new relationship or remarrying affect spousal support orders in Ontario? Learn more about varying orders here.

How Does Spousal Support Affect Taxes in Ontario?
Spousal support can affect how payors and recipients file their taxes in Ontario. Learn how your tax obligations may change and what to expect.

Short Marriages and Spousal Support: Are You Likely to Receive Anything?
If you were only married for a short time, are you still entitled to spousal support? Learn more about how Ontario Law governs support payments.

Spousal Support Changes: When & How to Modify Support Orders in Ontario
If you want to modify your spousal support order in Ontario, you have legal options. Find out more about the process here.

Which Partner Gets Spousal Support After a Divorce?
Learn who may qualify for spousal support in Ontario, how entitlement is determined, what affects the amount and duration, and when support may be denied.

Court Pierces Corporate Veil In Order To Provide Spousal Support
A court may examine corporate income or assets when necessary to determine a spouse’s true financial means for spousal support. Learn more here.

Terminating Spousal Support
If you have plans of terminating spousal support right away, it is best to consult the experts. Call Gelman & Associates now to get more information!

Wife Awarded Large Sum for Interim Disbursements
Courts can order interim disbursements in appropriate family cases to help fund necessary litigation expenses before the case is resolved.

Is It Ever Too Late To Seek Spousal Support?
Learn the time limits for applying for spousal support in Ontario.

Husband Seeks To Cease Spousal Support Upon Retirement
Explore how Ontario courts handle spousal support termination after retirement.
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