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 …
Can You Get A Divorce Without Consent From Your Spouse? Read More
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
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 …
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
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 …
Back to School and COVID: A Working Parent’s Perspective. Read More
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 …
