Child Support – how does it work?

When you’re dealing with a family law matter in court, the court will issue an order when it comes to a decision about your case. A court order is a legally binding direction, issued by a judge, which orders a party (or parties) to do something or carry out certain actions. However, it can take …

When you’re navigating a family law matter, it can be challenging to figure out the right way to resolve it. Depending on the issue you’re dealing with and your relationship to the people involved, there are multiple routes you can choose to take. In Ontario, family law disputes can be resolved through various alternative dispute …

In Ontario, decision-making responsibility is the legal authority granted to one or both parents to make important decisions about their child’s well-being when they separate or divorce. Related to decision-making responsibility is parenting time, which refers to the amount of time each parent is legally entitled to spend with their child. These concepts were formerly …