It can be challenging to keep track of everything during a divorce or separation, however, it’s important to ensure you understand your rights and responsibilities throughout the process. A separation
If you were previously married and thinking about marrying you may be wondering Does spousal support end if you remarry in Ontario? Entitlement to spousal support and its payment obligations
How Separation Is Different From Divorce? If someone is considering divorce, it is important to fully understand the different situations and terms that are involved. One question that comes up
There are many different issues that come into play with a common-law separation. The main thing to note is that you do not need to get a “divorce” if you
An Ottawa businessman’s plans to outsmart his ex-wife and the court went up in flames, as the man admitted to burning over $1 million dollars in an attempt to circumvent
A separation agreement is a contract that determines rights and responsibilities for separating spouses. It is a legally-binding contract and both partners must adhere to the conditions within it. However,
If someone is considering divorce, it is important to fully understand the different situations and terms that are involved. One question that comes up often is whether or not there
Once you and your spouse have made the decision to separate, drawing up a separation agreement is an important step for resolving uncertainties and settling potential disputes. The advantage of
For all couples, including those who reside in Ontario, divorce can be a complicated web of laws involving federal, provincial and territorial statutes. Provincial or territorial laws can create a
Mourn the loss of the relationship The loss of companionship and the loss of support; financial, social, emotional or otherwise, may produce an overwhelming number of conflicting feelings like anger,
Beginning in 2000, Ontario native Will Arnett and Amy Poehler had a relationship that extended for 12 years. Arnette joked in 2007 that due to their work schedules, with them
A recent survey by Seddons, a U.K. law practice, revealed that divorced couple’s biggest regret is the impact that it had on their children, although nearly 79% of those surveyed
As common-law relationships continue to become a bigger trend in Canadian demographics, it is important to consider the intricacies that cohabitation poses to children. 7% of families are common-law
The financial implications of divorce are oftentimes black and white. A divorce costs money and takes time – two variables that are sometimes unpredictable. The emotional and psychological upheaval associated
When one’s mind is clouded by emotion, anger, or fear associated with divorce, the decision-making process isn’t as effective as it would normally be. Divorce is a time of change,
Section 4 of the Canada Evidence Act provides that the spouse of the accused is not a competent witness for the Crown. Until recently, this provision and related common law
Knowing a relationship must come to an end for the well-being of either partner or a family, is overwhelming. A marriage is predicated on a perceived level of permanency; the
Children’s language of education should be taken into account when determining their best interests in the context of a Family Law action In Perron v Perron, at issue was what
The dissolution of a marriage or the ending of a partnership is often marked by emotional stress and worry. A myriad of decisions need to be made regarding finances, living
Under Ontario law, upon separation married spouses are entitled to an equal share of the value of the wealth accumulated by both parties during the marriage. There are exceptions, however.
