15 Jun Parenting Agreements, Social Circles and COVID-19
Ontario’s move to allow social circles is an opportunity for separated parents to work together in the best interests of their children. ...
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15 May Co-Parenting; COVID-19; Technology & Mediation
Given the medical and financial uncertainties created by the COVID-19 virus, it is easy to see how parental conflicts could easily spiral out of control....
05 May COVID-19: Front-Line Workers and Child Custody.
What happens when one parent is a front-line health care worker, and the other parent feels the children are no longer safe going into that parent’s care? ...
06 Apr Child Support: COVID-19 and Reduced Income
In light of COVID-19 and a reduced income, what does this mean for your child support obligations?...
02 Apr COVID-19 – What do Separated Parents do with the Kids?
As COVID-19 spreads, there is increasing anxiety amongst separated parents on how to maintain transfer arrangements for the children between households....
24 Jun BARRISTON BRIEFS: The Family Law Portal
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Tom Dart talks about a free new web service for Ontario couples going through a separation....
21 May BARRISTON BRIEFS: Separating? Court isn’t the only option.
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Tim Gronfors talks about alternative dispute resolution....
21 Feb When sports fans divorce: Who gets the World Series tickets?
The Chicago Cubs have not won a World Series since 1908 and have not appeared in a World Series since 1945 (when they lost to the Detroit Tigers). But now, with the Cubs in the World Series, tickets to the 3 games in Chicago are the...
08 Feb Politics and the Connection to Family Law
Around the world, in so many countries, we are witnessing the conflict which is created by the political party system. We pride ourselves on our democracy. Yet, many of us feel it is not working. No party seems to be able to fix the many problems...