Often enough people get together and have children then split. And again, the cycle repeats leaving the payor with two families to support

some very useful principles related to how the limitation period applies to a claim for equalisation under the family law act

The reality of life is that couples commit to be together for life time and yet, differences cropped up and inevitably they separate

Before a lawyer or judge can determine an appropriate amount of support for a person to pay, it is necessary to first determine income

This week’s blog focuses on the issue of determining income of a payor for child and spousal support, and specifically whether RRSP withdraw

legal principles of the meaning of the term spouse. The legal principles - who is a spouse?:

This post will focus on the issue of how to fulfill the conditions to the satisfaction of the society and the court such that an apprehended

What happens if there is a youthful first offender accused of sexual assault for an offence that he allegedly committed over 5 years ago?

Superior court Judge, Justice McLeod, at the end of a trial, ordered that the child’s primary residence continue to be with the respondent

Very recently, the Ontario Court of Appeal had the opportunity to revisit the issue of contempt. The message from the Court is clear.

Separation is never easy. It’s even harder when there are children involved.

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

Often, courts make final orders on custody and access. Many times, one of the parties do not follow the order of the Court.