The holiday season can be a very difficult time for families who have recently experienced a divorce or separation. This can be especially tough on the children, who have become used to their current holiday traditions and look forward to …
Holiday Parenting Schedule – A Guide For Divorced Or Separated Parents Read More
More than half of adult Canadians (56%) do not have a signed will.1 If you fall into this category, you should understand the importance of getting this task checked off your to-do list. While it may involve difficult conversations about …
Divorce isn’t easy for anyone. However, every day thousands of families decide to make the best decision for themselves and separate. The good news is, that divorce no longer must mean an aggressive, possibly traumatic, court proceeding. Every day, more …
Family Law Mediation Vs. Collaborative Approach Vs. Litigation – What’s Best For Me? Read More
Common-law relationships have grown in popularity over the last decade. According to the 2016 census, one-fifth of all Canadians are now in a common-law relationship. Common law-relationships have tripled in Ontario since 1981.1 Common-law typically refers to two people in …
Child Custody in Ontario: Know Where to Begin and How To Seek Legal Counsel When a marriage breaks down, the children often end up splitting their time between two different households. How long the child spends at each house is …
Receiving an inheritance? Here is what Canadians need to know Many people will receive an inheritance at some point in their lives, but most people do not understand how inheritance works and what is involved in the process. When you …
Divorce Mediation: A Common Option For Couples Divorcing in Ontario and The GTA Divorce in Ontario can be a complicated matter. Additionally, the COVID-19 pandemic has strained many relationships across the country with some couples choosing to divorce. There are …
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Divorce Affecting a Will: What Ontarians Need to Know Many people in Ontario choose to draft a will once they get married or have children, but have you ever considered what happens to your will should you separate or get …
Leaving An Abusive Relationship: Resources and General Guidance The COVID-19 pandemic has created significant tension between partners and spouses in Ontario. Rolling lockdowns and restrictions have forced families into their homes, straining the mental health and wellness of many people …
Have you been wondering how to draft a will? Firstly, you should know that wills are written documents that allow you to make important decisions on how your property and assets will be managed and distributed after death. Ultimately, by …
Wondering How To Draft A Will? 5 Reasons Why You Should Always Choose A Lawyer Read More
