Finding a new partner after a divorce can be fun and exciting. It’s a chance to start fresh and build a new life with someone special. In all provinces across Canada, you can remarry after a month of the divorce’s issue. Before you give marriage another chance, there might be things you have to take […]
If your ex-spouse lost their job, they might feel under pressure to meet their financial responsibilities including child support payments. Usually, the amount is set at the time of separation, by court order. If they aren’t able to pay for support, you might have to take over that responsibility. It could impact your child’s needs […]
Starting a conversation about divorce can intimidate anyone, given the possibility of an angry reaction or outright refusal from your spouse. To address this, Ontario law allows for a one-sided divorce, without needing the other’s agreement. The process looks different and is slightly more complicated than a joint divorce, in which both spouses apply for […]
In Canada, a prenuptial agreement, commonly known as a prenup, is a legal contract entered into before marriage. It is a legal document that outlines how assets and financial matters will be handled if your marriage breaks down. While often dealt with negativity, a prenup can make the grieving process simpler and help avoid unnecessary […]
When it comes to marriage, a prenuptial agreement (commonly known as a prenup) is a topic that often stirs a mix of emotions. Some see it as a practical step towards securing their future, while others view it as an indicator of mistrust in a relationship. But should the mention of a prenup offend you? […]
You’ve been married for a few months, but something feels off. Maybe you discover your spouse concealed significant debt or lied about wanting children. These aren’t just minor hiccups; they’re deal-breakers that make you question the validity of your marriage. That’s when the concept of annulment might cross your mind as a possible exit strategy. […]
Domestic violence is a sensitive topic and is often quite emotional for all the involved parties, be it the victim, the abuser, or the family members. While anyone can be a victim of domestic violence, irrespective of age, gender, class, and race, women and children are more vulnerable. Sadly, family violence makes up 26% of […]
Finding the right family lawyer in Etobicoke is crucial when dealing with legal matters involving your family. Whether it’s divorce, child custody, or other family-related issues, the initial consultation with a family lawyer is an opportunity to gather essential information and also determine if they are the right fit for your needs. In Canada, family […]
Co-parenting can be a challenging journey, especially in the early stages of separation or divorce. However, with time, effort, and a commitment to effective communication, co-parenting can become easier and more successful. As a family lawyer in Etobicoke, many clients ask me, “Does co-parenting ever get easier?” and I have nothing but empathy and advice […]
One parent moving away, especially out of Ontario, can cause problems to your current custody agreement. As a family lawyer in Etobicoke, I can confirm the parenting rights of the other parent doesn’t change after the move. However, a relocation means your current parenting time schedule won’t work and the Supreme Court of Canada has […]
