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The basics of property division in Ontario

The basics of property division in Ontario

By Erin Simpson Under the Ontario Family Law Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. F.3, married people are entitled to an “equalization” of assets. Essentially, this means that at the end of a…



Unbundled services increase access to justice

Unbundled services increase access to justice

Demand for unbundled services is likely to increase as individuals look for affordable ways to access the legal system, Toronto-area family lawyer Andrew Feldstein says in Law Times. The publication…

Child support 101

Child support 101

By Kristy Maurina My partner and I have separated. I see my child one day a week and every other weekend. Do I have to pay child support and, if…



Your first consultation with a family lawyer

Your first consultation with a family lawyer

By Erin Simpson Meeting with a family lawyer for the first time can be daunting, especially if it is your first time having to speak about and deal with legal issues.…



Intentional under-employment in family law

Intentional under-employment in family law

By Pei-Shing Wang When it comes to child support and spousal support payments, people react differently. Many honourable payors cut back on other expenses in order to make ends meet,…



Self-reps find system frustrating, complex

Self-reps find system frustrating, complex

TORONTO – Stymied by the high cost of hiring a lawyer, many Canadians are representing themselves in court only to find the experience frustrating, overwhelming and more complex than they expected, according…



Self-reps an “absolute disaster” for system

Self-reps an “absolute disaster” for system

A new wave of Canadians choosing self-representation over hiring a lawyer are contributing to an overall breakdown of the system, says Toronto family lawyer Gary Joseph. “They are an absolute…

The importance of timely family law custody appeals

The importance of timely family law custody appeals

By Jennifer Samara-Shuber Perron v. Perron is a custody case decided by the Ontario Court of Appeal where the issue of language education featured prominently. It contains interesting commentary not only on the…



Networking opportunities key to practice

Networking opportunities key to practice

The independence offered by smaller law firms can allow for more hands-on work balanced with a manageable schedule, Toronto family lawyer Shelly Kalra says in Lawyers Weekly. “I’m a very independent, ambitious person…

Sharing post-separation income with your ex spouse

Sharing post-separation income with your ex spouse

By Sarah Boulby At what point after separation do former spouses truly have economic independence from one another? Child support obligations tie parents together until the children become independent adults.…



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