Category Archives: Divorce

PROPERTY DIVISION


Under the Ontario Family Law Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. F.3, married people are entitled to an “equalization” of assets. Essentially, this means that at the end of a marriage, all of the assets and debts that each spouse accumulated during … Continue reading


Divorce: How much time does it take?


This is one of the most common questions asked of us during our first contact with a potential new client, and while we wish we had a crystal ball to assist us in nailing down a timeline, we have yet … Continue reading


PETS & DIVORCE


It’s no secret that there are both mental and physical health benefits to pet ownership, and this becomes only too important during the separation process. A pet can be a great comfort source; they are excellent listeners and unfailing friends. … Continue reading


SEPARATION AND DIVORCE: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?


Separation Separation occurs when a marriage is at an end with no chance of reconciliation. It only takes one party to communicate to the other that he or she wishes to end the marriage. Once separation occurs there will likely … Continue reading


LITIGATE OR SETTLE YOUR FAMILY LAW MATTER?


It is always wise to attempt to settle issues out of court before starting a court action. Litigation is very costly, time consuming and emotionally draining. In a settlement, you and your ex partner work together and decide on the … Continue reading