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| March 4, 2026
In Canada, and specifically Ontario, judicial appointment decisions are built around a fairly consistent set of attributes that are sought out from applicants to the bench. According to the Canadian... Continue Reading...
| February 26, 2026
Mediation, as an alternative to litigation, offers parties the opportunity to resolve disputes in a cooperative setting. However, when time constraints dictate the pace of mediation -especially in the form... Continue Reading...
| February 19, 2026
WARNING: This article was entirely written by ChatGPT BENMOR’S PROMPT to ChatGPT: Please summarize this case by quoting critical parts: https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2025/2025onsc6785/2025onsc6785.html RESPONSE from ChatGPT: Below is a clear, structured summary of... Continue Reading...
| February 18, 2026
Marriage, a deeply personal and legally binding institution, holds significant emotional, financial, and legal weight. In many jurisdictions, including Ontario, marriage is not just a union of hearts, but also... Continue Reading...
| February 13, 2026
The promise of artificial intelligence in the legal system is speed, access, and efficiency. Its peril is something far older: blind trust in authority without verification. A recent California decision... Continue Reading...
| February 12, 2026
When spouses separate, allegations of family violence can heavily influence decisions regarding parenting arrangements, spousal support, and even property division. It is critical for spouses navigating family law proceedings to... Continue Reading...
| February 5, 2026
High-net-worth divorces bring a level of complexity that often surpasses standard family law cases. From intricate asset portfolios to emotionally charged custody battles, these cases demand expertise that goes beyond... Continue Reading...
| January 30, 2026
I left the January 24, 2026 FDRIO Bi-Annual DV Training for Family Mediators and Arbitrators deeply appreciative [and frankly unsettled] after the presentation from Dr. Peter Jaffe. He delivered an... Continue Reading...
| January 23, 2026
For several years now, judges, lawyers and law clerks have been forced to pivot from paperto digital documents. In litigation, Case Center (formerly CaseLines) is the only game in town.... Continue Reading...
| January 22, 2026
In Ontario, claims that a lawyer made an error in handling a client’s case are tested under the law of professional negligence. These claims are often referred to as “lawyer... Continue Reading...