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You may both agree the marriage is over and still be nowhere close to finished. One spouse wants a different parenting schedule. One person will not provide financial disclosure. Support numbers do not make sense. The family home, pensions, business interests, or debts are still disputed. That is wh … Read more »

You paid part of the mortgage. You helped renovate the home. You may have raised children, supported your partner’s business, or used your own income to keep the household running. Then the relationship ends, and the house is still in your partner’s name. Do you get half? In Ontario, the answer is n … Read more »

If you’re searching for information about restraining orders in Ontario, you may be in a situation that feels frightening or overwhelming. What you’re doing right now – looking for information, trying to understand your options – takes courage. You deserve to have clear answers. A restraining order … Read more »

When a parent’s will suddenly leaves everything to one child – the one who moved in and took over the finances – the rest of the family often suspects something went wrong. They may be right. Undue influence in Ontario estate law is one of the most serious grounds for challenging a will, and one of … Read more »

There is no magic age in Canada at which a child can legally refuse to see a parent. If you’ve been searching “what age can a child refuse to see a parent Canada” hoping for a clean answer – 12, 14, 16 – Ontario family law doesn’t work that way. And if your child has recently started refusing visits … Read more »