Thomas Dart, Partner, Family Law.
There are, sadly, similarities between the NHL lockout and warring spouses. Here are a few:
Matrimonial Matters
The Matrimonial Matters blog, published by Barriston Law, focuses on issues related to family law, particularly those arising from marital breakdowns. It covers topics such as child and spousal support, property division including matrimonial home disputes, family law arbitration, and legal procedures for separation and divorce. The blog also addresses practical concerns like legal costs, offers to settle, and the impact of social media on family law cases. It provides case summaries, legal insights, and guidance on navigating family law processes in Ontario, aiming to inform individuals about their rights and options during family law disputes.
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Christmas Access – Joy of Children
Catherine Hyde – Paralegal, Family Law Clerk This picture brings an immediate smile to my face. It is clear that both mother and daughter are enjoying the moment. No fancy games or resorts just a moment together. Spending time with…
Separation and Divorce – Protecting the Family Business
By Lori Aylwin
Lori L. Aylwin – Associate, Family Law.
When a separation occurs and there is a Family Business, the separation can have a significant impact on the health and ultimate future of that business. Often a non-owner spouse may have misconceptions…
There’s a Divorce App for That!
By Marie Keeler
By Douglas J. Manning, Partner, Certified Specialist in Family Law
A divorce ends a marriage but when children are involved parents still have to remain in communication with each other. You can divorce your spouse, but you can’t be…
Relationships – Hills and Valleys
Catherine Hyde- Paralegal Our group blog is entitled “Matrimonial Matters”. It consists of articles that provide helpful hints on separation and divorce. What if we read the title in a different way – what if instead we look at “marriage…
The Differing Approaches to the Calculation of Spousal Support under the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines – Part one
Barrie Hayes, Partner The differing approaches to the calculation of spousal support under the spousal support advisory guidelines. The spousal support advisory guidelines contain formulaic calculations to assist in the calculation of both quantum (amount) and duration of spousal…
Adversarial System and Family Law – Should it stay that way?
Thomas Dart, Partner, Family Law.
Lawyers who are also mediators are almost schizophrenic. As advocates, they have to pretend that they are, in effect, at war with the other side, a war which must be conducted with “civility”, but…
What Happens with the Rings Once the Marriage is Over?
By Douglas J. Manning, Partner, Certified Specialist in Family Law In my 30 years of practicing law I have never been asked by a client “So, what should I do with my wedding ring now that my marriage is…
“Daddy(?) Needs a New Pair of Shoes!”
Christine Ashbourne, Associate
It will likely come as no surprise to some readers to learn that Canadian “Baby Boomers” — many of whom have already reached the threshold of “senior citizen” — are going to encounter a difficult financial road…
Child Support and Voluntary Withdrawal from Parental Control
Jodi Armstrong, Associate
Generally speaking, every parent has an obligation to provide support for his or her unmarried child who is under the age of 18. There is, however, an exception for children aged 16 or 17 who have…