Child Support – how does it work?

Divorce and the division of assets are anything but simple.  While Ontario law requires that assets be distributed equitably, there are cases in which one spouse is the legal title holder of a piece of property that ends up benefiting them unfairly as a result.  In these cases, courts turn to an equitable remedy in …

All parents are required to provide financial support to their children.  This obligation applies to all parents whether they are married, in a relationship or not.  Similarly, you are required to support your children whether or not they live with you or there is regularly contact with them.  Child support is a regular, ongoing payment …

Child support is an obligation of every parent.  Choosing to marry your child’s other parent is a personal choice, but you are required to provide financial support to your children regardless of your marital status.   Ontario law sets out Child Support Guidelines that provide a set of rules and charts to calculate the amount …