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  • Managing Children’s Medical Expenses Across Borders

    When separated parents live in different countries, arranging parenting time may involve more than coordinating flights, school calendars, and passports. They may also need to determine how a child will access medical care, which health insurance plan applies, and who will pay for expenses not cover … Read more »

  • Dividing Stock Options and Deferred Compensation After Separation

    For many Ontario professionals and executives, employment compensation includes more than salary and annual bonuses. Employee stock options, restricted shares, restricted share units, deferred bonuses, and performance awards may represent a significant portion of a family’s wealth. These benefits ca … Read more »

  • Beyond the Table: How High-Income Child Support Works in Ontario

    Child support calculations are often presented as relatively straightforward. Determine the paying parent’s annual income, consult the applicable Child Support Table and identify the monthly amount for the number of children. When a parent earns a high income, however, the analysis can become more c … Read more »

  • Retirement After Divorce: Will Your Financial Future Still Add Up?

    Divorce can affect nearly every part of a person’s financial life, from monthly expenses and housing costs to investments, pensions, and long-term savings. For spouses approaching retirement, these changes may feel particularly significant. There may be fewer working years available to rebuild savin … Read more »

  • Fake Cases, Real Consequences: AI and the Family Court Process

    Artificial intelligence is changing how people gather information, organize documents, and prepare written materials. In family law, separating spouses, parents, lawyers, and self-represented litigants may use AI to explain legal terms, summarize records, draft communications, or create timelines. H … Read more »