If you are in the process of separating, I know you have that friend. That already divorced friend – the one that is telling you it gets worse before it gets better. The one that says it’s a process.
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Your Child’s Voice In Your Separation and Divorce
Do you want your child to be heard in your separation/divorce? Are you in mediation and want your child to have a say in the parenting plan? Are you in the midst of court proceedings and were turned down by
Equalization and Date of Marriage Deductions.
Are you curious what will happen to your wealth when your marriage comes to an end?
In Ontario, you must share the equity that you and your spouse collected during your marriage upon separation. Simply put, each of you adds
Representing Yourself in Separation/Divorce: Is There Anyone to Help?
Do you want to represent yourself in your separation/divorce? Makes sense. You can save a lot of money. But you aren’t a lawyer. It can be a bit scary. We can support you in a variety of ways.
We can
3 Ways Your Divorce is More Complicated than It Needs to Be (and How to Fix It)
Nobody says at the wedding ceremony: “People have gathered together to celebrate the very special love between BRIDE and GROOM, by joining them in marriage, for approximately 3 years.” No one would hire that priest if that would be the
CLEO’s Steps to a Family Law Case
Here is a new tool for family law clients. It is an interesting flow chart that explains the various processes for resolution of family law issues.
Unfortunately, it gives very little space to Collaborative Practice and ignores the interdisciplinary nature
Disclosure- Why You Want to Provide IT!
In an ideal world, parties who see their relationship/marriage ending would voluntarily exchange all the relevant financial information required under the law. This would facilitate the negotiation of both support and property division and an agreement could be quickly drafted.
Your First Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanzza Since Divorce? Ugh.
I published this blog a few years ago. Many people have commented positively about it. As a result, it is becoming a Christmas tradition. So, here it goes again!
Are you dreading Christmas? Will it be your first special holiday
Living Together: 5 considerations to protect yourself
Timely Cost Effective Resolution of Family Law Matters
Do you want your family law issues resolved in a timely and cost-effective manner? Who doesn’t? Everyone wants to get the door closed on their past and move forward with their new life. We get it.
At Galbraith Family Law,