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- Things to Consider in a High Net-Worth Divorce in Ontario
Some people come to us and think that being financially well-off could make the process for filing for divorce and wanting a separation much more straightforward. In reality, that’s often not the case. When a high net-worth couple decides to separate and end their marriage, it can be extremely dif … Read more »
- An Overview of the Divorce and Separation Process in Ontario
How to start the divorce process in Ontario We often hear from our clients that ending their relationship and/or a marriage is one of the hardest challenging times that they have ever faced in their life. The process of getting separated and/or divorced can be emotional, complicated, and consequen … Read more »
- Things to Consider When Filling Our Your Divorce Application in Ontario
Written by: Carolyn Chambers The following article is legal information and not legal advice. Should you require legal advice on your family law issue, please contact us to book a free consultation appointment. If you want to proceed to obtain a Divorce, you need to complete Form 8A: Application ( … Read more »
- Who Gets The Pets During a Divorce in Ontario
Written by: Galia Amoils Treating your pet as if they were part of the family has become the status quo in North American homes. However, in the context of divorce, what do the Courts have to say on the subject? HOW COURTS VIEW PETS IN FAMILY LAW MATTERS Justice R.W. Danyliuk of the Court of Queen’ … Read more »
- Can Spouses Be Awarded Damages for Spousal Abuse and/or Domestic Violence During a Marriage?
Written by: Annette Nyland The short answer is yes, but the decision allowing spouses to be awarded damages for abuse and/or domestic violence is being appealed. The Divorce Act was amended in March 2021 and the definition of family violence now includes “a pattern of coercive and controlling behav … Read more »