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The matrimonial home has a special place in Ontario family law property legislation. The technical definition is: “Every property in which a person has an

Elbadawy v. Moustafa, 2023 ONSC 6024 In a recent decision released on October 25, 2023, the Superior Court of Justice reiterated the importance and mandatory

The requirements when travelling with your children without the other parent present will differ depending on your situation. As a precaution, it is always wise

Joint ownership of bank accounts between parents and their children is common and can be a useful tool to assist children in managing their parent’s

Over the past several decades, with the passage of amendments to the Divorce Act, the incidence of divorce and remarriage has grown in frequency. With

Below is an opinion piece written by Tom Dart, Partner at Barriston Law, about his experience with the Family Law Court System. This thoughtful article

We often get asked “How long after I move in with my partner should I get a cohabitation agreement?”. The short answer is that the