Originally Published: September 2021 Updated: July 2023 An important part of estate planning is creating your Will, which outlines how your assets should be distributed after death. So, who inherits
Original Publish Date: November 29, 2017 Revised: September 28th, 2022 Making the decision to end a marriage or break off an engagement will inevitably lead to a number of personal,
The lawyers at Epstein & Associates can provide efficient and result-oriented solutions with respect to resolving the unique issues arising from the cottage and recreational property disputes. Types of Disputes
If you get divorced in Ontario, the answer can be confusing. Divorce law in Ontario falls under the Family Law Act and it focuses on ensuring couples leave the marriage
When it comes to the division of property in Ontario after a common law relationship comes to an end, many people believe that they benefit from the same legal rights
It’s no secret that a divorce carries with it some serious financial repercussions. Depending on the imbalance of finances between the two parties in the relationship, the equalization process could
If it is apparent that your marriage is headed for a divorce, or if you or your partner has already filed for divorce, then thoughts will inevitably turn towards how
Some people aren’t good at managing money. Perhaps they are impulsive shoppers, or maybe they just can’t keep track of whether they are spending more than they are making each
The matrimonial home is the property (or properties) that a married couple uses as their family residence. It is possible for there to be multiple matrimonial homes, for example, if
Over the course of your working life you will contribute a lot of money within your pension. If your relationship has soured, and it looks like things are coming to
Section 5(6) of the Family Law Act provides: (6) The court may award a spouse an amount that is more or less than half the difference between the net family
When a married or common-law couple chooses to end their relationship, property division laws determine how assets will be divided following a breakup or divorce. Both debts and assets
The general proposition in family law is that the value of any kind of property that was acquired by a spouse during the marriage and still exists at separation must
