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- How Do I Appeal My Child’s Suspension From An Ontario Public School?March 10, 2018
Children in Ontario have a right to attend publicly funded schools. Except in specific circumstances, School Boards cannot refuse to allow a child to attend school. Public School Principals can suspend their students from attending school for up to 20 days to discipline specific types of behavio … Read more »
- My Ex Wants This Weekend With Our Child, But It's My Weekend! What do I do?February 11, 2018
7 – Custody of the Children – what it means and how it is decided This browser cannot play the embedded audio file. var audio = document.getElementById(‘audio’); if (audio.canPlayType && audio.canPlayType(‘audio/mpeg’)) { // canPlayType is overoptimistic, so we have browser sniff. var ua = navigator … Read more »
- How Do I Get a Family Court Order Out of My Child’s Ontario School Record?January 29, 2018
7 – Custody of the Children – what it means and how it is decided This browser cannot play the embedded audio file. var audio = document.getElementById(‘audio’); if (audio.canPlayType && audio.canPlayType(‘audio/mpeg’)) { // canPlayType is overoptimistic, so we have browser sniff. var ua = navigator … Read more »
- My parents purchased a condo under my name, is there a way for them to legally take the condo back?January 18, 2018
The law does not help your parents at all if title to the condominium is registered in your name and they have nothing registered against the condominium – especially if there is no mortgage or anything else registered against tile. At law, it is yours and they have no legal claim. 29 – Common Law … Read more »
- Public Schools Can’t Kick Students Out of School Unless They Expel ThemDecember 14, 2017
It may seem obvious, but School Principals cannot expel students without actually expelling them. In Ontario, allowing children access to a publically funded education is a fundamental value. Children should not be deprived of that education, except in extreme circumstances. To deprive a child of … Read more »