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After a breakdown in marriage, a party seeking a divorce may begin proceedings by bringing an Application for Divorce. To begin, the party […]

As per the Children’s Law Reform Act, biological parents are equally entitled to custody of the child. However, if upon separation, the parents […]

Upon the dissolution of marriage, spouses may elect to enter into a separation agreement wherein important decisions such as property division, child custody […]

Divorce is the legal mechanism that ends a marriage, following which you may legally marry a future (or current) partner. While many family […]

  While the term “divorce” in everyday life broadly refers to separating couples and all the associated stress, the “divorce” itself is usually […]

When married spouses separate, they are subject to the property division regime found in the Family Law Act, unless otherwise agreed to in […]

Fee Structure Lawyers generally bill by the hour, while in some circumstances flat fees may be offered. In either case, you should be […]

Spousal support payors in Ontario may assume that their obligation to pay support will terminate upon retirement, considering each party will have already […]

In Canada, divorce is governed by the federal Divorce Act. The only ground for divorce is the “breakdown of marriage”, which can be […]