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As Halloween approaches, children everywhere are eagerly anticipating picking out costumes, arranging trick-or-treating plans, and all sorts of spooky fun! However, for co-parents, this season can bring its own set of challenges, especially if you are a new co-parent learning to navigate legal agreements and shared responsibilities. Unlike other holidays such as Christmas, Halloween isn’t …

Although you and your partner are legally entitled to an equal share of the profits of your marriage when you separate or divorce, dividing assets is an intricate process. In Ontario, this division is referred to as the equalization of net family property and involves the assets and liabilities you and your partner have accumulated …

When a couple decides to separate or divorce, in most cases, they are legally required to divide assets they accrued throughout their marriage by equalizing their net family properties. Determining the amount of assets included in your net family property will have a large impact on resulting equalization payments. However, there are certain assets an …