22 Jun Family Courts – The Good Old Days
An opinion piece written by Tom Dart, Partner at Barriston Law, about his experience with the Family Law Court System....
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17 Jun Cohabitation Agreements: When Do You Get One?
A cohabitation agreement is a type of domestic contract that you and your common law partner can make that sets out how you will handle a variety of issues during and/or at the end of your relationship....
17 Mar When is a Relationship Akin to a Marriage?
Courts have taken a broad approach in considering the factors relevant to determining whether parties were in a common-law relationship....
27 Oct Calculating Child Support for Incorporated Child Support Payors.
A recent Court of Appeal decision has clarified how to determine income for child support purposes in a situation where the support payor owns a corporation....
09 Oct When Do You Become a Spouse Under The Family Law Act?
You can become a spouse even if you do not live under the same roof, if you want to have a relationship without getting married, it is probably best to have a written agreement in place....
18 Sep Do I Have to Send my Children to School During the Pandemic?
What happens if seperated parents disagree on whether a child should attend school in person or via an online education program from home?...
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. ...
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?...
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