Quick Summary: This article explains how spousal support works in Ontario under the Divorce Act and Family Law Act. It outlines who qualifies for support, how courts calculate the amount and duration, and what factors affect eligibility. It also covers
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Toronto’s housing market is one of the most challenging in Canada. Skyrocketing prices, fierce competition, and relentless financial pressures make owning a home a daunting prospect for many. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a couple envisioning your future, or reentering
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Dividing property during a divorce in Ontario isn’t just about splitting assets—it’s about understanding your rights and making informed decisions. It can feel overwhelming, but knowing how the process works can help you avoid unnecessary stress. Ontario law follows the
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Navigating the complexities of separation and divorce can be overwhelming. This blog aims to educate individuals on the differences between separation vs divorce, offering clarity on the legal distinctions, processes, and implications of each. By addressing common concerns and misconceptions,
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The idea of a perfect family is often just that – an idea. In reality, family life is a complex tapestry of emotions and relationships, and not every thread is without its tangles. Issues like divorce, litigation, and child custody
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Divorce can be one of the most stressful situations for a family to endure. However, when only one spouse wants the divorce, it can become even more difficult and complex to navigate. It’s important to know that it isn’t impossible
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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
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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
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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
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
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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
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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
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By: Tina McAuley, Director of De Rose Lawyers I was very nervous when my sons had to return to school this year. I knew they needed to get back into a daily routine with structure that allows them to socialize
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Many couples date for years without deciding to move in together or get married, avoiding the title of married or common-law, making it much easier for them to end their relationship without paying spousal support. Obviously once kids are in
With Ontario’s back-to-school plan only days away from deployment, there’s just as much as uncertainty as ever. This week, we learned that four major teachers’ unions are filing a complaint to Ontario’s labour board. The argument? They claim Premier Doug
