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  • Christmas Custody in Ontario: How Holiday Access Actually Works

    Christmas can feel different after a separation, and parenting time during Christmas in Ontario comes with its own questions. Alongside the shopping and school concerts, there is another question to work through: when will the children be with each parent?  It is understandable to feel protective of … Read more »

  • Fired Without Cause in Ontario: Your Rights and What Comes Next

    Getting let go is disorienting, even when you can see it coming. If you were fired without cause in Ontario, you likely have important rights. What you are owed depends on your employment contract, length of service, workplace, and the circumstances of your termination. This isn’t about panicking or … Read more »

  • Is Your Severance Package Fair? What to Know Before Signing

    You’ve just been let go. Along with the news comes a document: your severance package. It may look official and final, sometimes with a deadline attached. The instinct to sign quickly and move on is understandable. But signing before you understand the offer can cost you. The first severance package … Read more »

  • What is Constructive Dismissal in Ontario?

    Most people picture being fired as a clear moment: a meeting, a letter, a box of belongings by the door. But sometimes an employer changes your job so significantly that staying becomes untenable, and you feel your only option is to walk away. When that happens, it may not be a resignation at all. I … Read more »

  • Is Collaborative Family Law Right for Your Divorce? What Ontario Couples Should Know

    Ending a marriage doesn’t have to mean a courtroom battle. Many people assume separation automatically leads to a long, adversarial process, but there are other paths forward. Collaborative Family Law offers a calmer, more cooperative path forward, and for many Ontario couples, it’s worth serious co … Read more »