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| October 27, 2022
Canada’s new Divorce Act defines “family violence” as “any conduct, whether or not the conduct constitutes a criminal offense, by a family member towards another family member, that is violent... Continue Reading...
| September 13, 2022
Just when we thought that every Canadian judge in family court was of the collective view that all children should be vaccinated against COVID, here comes another twist. In this... Continue Reading...
| August 28, 2022
In many respects, Kanye West is no different than the average Joe or Joan. People separate every day and, when they do, they sometimes hire divorce lawyers. Sometimes the chemistry... Continue Reading...
| February 7, 2022
That was the very question that a judge answered in this case spousal support. The spouses separated in 2008 after a 21-year marriage. There was a final order that the... Continue Reading...
| April 14, 2021
Canada’s 2022 federal budget has introduced some interesting ideas for separating and divorcing couples. Specifically, the budget introduced a new tax rule to prevent profits from flipping residential real estate... Continue Reading...
| July 25, 2022
At first glance, Rashid v. Avanesov (2022) is yet another case of a judge deciding in favour of the parent who wishes to vaccinate their child against COVID-19. Since November... Continue Reading...
| February 8, 2024
Statistics Canada results released July 13th from the 2021 national census show dramatic increases in common law living arrangements over the last 40 years: Are you planning to marry or... Continue Reading...
| July 11, 2023
The decision to get a divorce lawyer is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. A divorce impacts nearly every part of your life: your marriage, your... Continue Reading...
| June 22, 2022
Move Forward With Confidence, One Question at a Time! Let’s face it, divorce is agony. It’s hard enough to end a relationship. It’s even harder when you are going through... Continue Reading...
| June 21, 2022
Social media has become a minefield of evidence to prove the poor conduct or financial behaviour of a divorcing spouse. Separating spouses must avoid any type of social media post that may negatively affect the outcome of their case.Use these tips to prevent social media damage to your divorce case: