In Saint-Phard v. Saint-Phard, 2021 ONSC 6910, the court on the plea of the father decided that it is in the child’s best interests to be...

If there is a dispute regarding a matrimonial home, and parties are unable to agree to its disposition, the Court may well order a sale

The party should explain IN DETAIL the reasons for not being able to follow the order and should give detailed evidence

We discuss whether or not you need to provide support for an adult child attending school

This case addresses the issue of the imputation of income for support purposes.

understand and decide on what the assets of the parties are on the separation date.

Cheng v Sze-This blog will again focus on the same case and on a new issue which relates to calculation of amount payable for child support.

Often I am asked by clients in matrimonial cases as to what the valuation date is. Generally the valuation date is the date of separation

Case laws, based on particular circumstances, have held that pensions may be ordered to be transferred immediately instead of waiting

the issue of partitioning and sale of a matrimonial home – when one party wants such a sale and the other party resists such a sale

A good example of when income may be imputed when that party claims non-affordability to pay child support.

I often have clients ask how their child’s voices may be heard by the Court.

The ultimate question in custody and access disputes is “What is in the child’s best interest?”.

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