Applying for a Contested Divorce
A divorce may be either contested or uncontested. If a divorce is contested, that means the two parties cannot agree on the...Read More
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The Matrimonial Home
The special treatment of the matrimonial home under the Family Law Act is an unusual feature of Ontario’s family law system. A...Read More
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What is a Divorce?
A divorce is the formal legal termination of a marriage. The actual granting of a divorce has fewer legal effects than many...Read More
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Equalization of Net Family Property
One of the major guiding principles of Canadian family law is the idea that marriage is a partnership, the profits of which...Read More
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What are the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines?
The introduction of the Child Support Guidelines successfully reduced the amount of litigation over child support. This prompted...Read More
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What are the Child Support Guidelines and how are they applied?
Up until 1997 the level of support for children upon the breakdown of a relationship was inconsistent and unpredictable as there...Read More
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DEDUCTIBILITY OF LEGAL FEES RELATED TO SUPPORT ISSUES
It may be obvious to most that legal fees can add up quickly when one is required to hire a lawyer to pursue child or spousal...Read More
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Fifteen Tips About the Family Responsibility Office
Has your court order, separation agreement, or paternity agreement dealing with support been filed with the Family Responsibility...Read More
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