Information About Gelman & Associates Family Law Blog
Recent Posts
Below is a preview of the five most recent posts from the blog Gelman & Associates Family Law Blog. To read these posts in their entirely or subscribe to future updates from this blog, please visit their website!
- How Does Spousal Support Affect Taxes in Ontario?
In Ontario, spousal support payments are governed by federal tax rules set out by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Whether you are the payor or recipient, understanding how these rules apply will help you plan effectively and avoid unexpected tax consequences after a separation or divorce. At Gelman … Read more »
- Short Marriages and Spousal Support: Are You Likely to Receive Anything?
When a marriage ends after only a few years, many people assume that neither spouse has any entitlement to spousal support. However, in Ontario family law, that’s not necessarily the case. While support is less common in short-term marriages, entitlement is determined on a case-by-case basis rather … Read more »
- Child Relocation for Separated Couples: Everything You Need to Know
Child custody and access are often significant issues when parents separate or divorce. Today, this is also referred to as decision-making responsibility and parenting time. It becomes even more complicated when one parent wants to move further away from the other parent with a child they share. Can … Read more »
- Limited Scope Representation in Divorce: What It Is and When to Use It
Divorce can often be a difficult and potentially expensive process, requiring careful navigation of legal, financial, and family matters. Many clients find themselves deciding which aspects of their case warrant professional legal assistance and which they can manage independently. While full-servic … Read more »
- Separation Under One Roof: Proving You’re Separated While Still Living Together
It is a common misconception that spouses must live in separate residences in order to be legally separated. Economic pressures, parenting responsibilities, and practical considerations frequently make it unrealistic for one spouse to move out immediately following the breakdown of a relationship. T … Read more »