Good Reasons to Relocate a Child: Navigating Family Decisions
The process of getting a divorce is never an easy ordeal, especially when there are children involved. In some cases, matters may become more complicated when one parent wants to move away from the other, taking the child with them. The consequences of child relocation are often referred to legally as “mobility issues,” and are […]
Can a Parent Lose Custody for False Accusations in Ontario?
One of the most difficult decisions to be made after a divorce is the arrangement of child custody. The ordeal often involves lengthy court proceedings owing to a recurrent back-and-forth between parents who equally care for their children. In some cases, however, the obsession of one parent may result in them making up lies about […]
What to do if Noncustodial Parent Refuses to Communicate With Custodial Parent
Co-parenting with someone you no longer share a relationship with can be challenging. According to guidelines laid out under Ontario family law, effective communication between separated parents is not just a recommendation but a cornerstone for fostering a stable environment for the children. Unfortunately, this responsibility is not always understood by both parties. In instances […]
Understanding Unmarried Fathers Right in Canadian Family Law
Understanding unmarried fathers’ rights is crucial for those navigating the complex landscape of family law. Unwed dads’ rights can have a huge effect on the bond between them and their kid, covering different aspects such as child custody and support duties. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into how paternity can be established in Canada, […]
Holiday Parenting Schedules
The holiday season is here and although it may be a time to celebrate and come together for many families, it can, unfortunately, be a time of disagreement for others. Especially when it comes to holiday parenting schedules. The Standard Holiday Visitation Schedule Overrides the Regular Parenting Schedule During the holiday period, families typically tend […]
Children Resisting Court-Ordered Parenting Time
Can A Child Decide Not To See A Parent? A reoccurring question for parents involved in parenting-time (access) disputes is— how to deal with a child who is unwilling to attend court-ordered access visits or in other words children resisting court-ordered parenting time. The simple answer is that Ontario Family Courts are adamant in their […]
