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In family law matters, a judge has the discretion to terminate a Mediation/Arbitration Agreement if there is undue delay in the arbitration process, which prejudices one of the parties and... Continue Reading...

Canadian judges are entrusted with upholding the integrity, dignity and fairness of the court system. Their role is not only to make impartial decisions, but also to maintain an atmosphere... Continue Reading...

When many people think of prenuptial agreements (prenups), they might envision them as a safeguard for the wealthy, an uncomfortable formality that presupposes the end of a marriage before it... Continue Reading...

In a moment that transcended partisan divisions, President Joe Biden provided a profound reminder of the core values that underpin any healthy legal system: respect for the process and acceptance... Continue Reading...

For many divorcing couples in Ontario, the onset of summer vacation brings with it a unique set of challenges and considerations. With children out of school and in need of... Continue Reading...

Some spouses who are separating seek out the most aggressive lawyer for their high-conflict divorce. This is because, in the field of family law, where clients’ emotions run high, they... Continue Reading...

This question is more common than you think. If both parents earn $100,000 per year and the children live with one parent, then the other parent pays child support of... Continue Reading...

The ‘Canada Child Benefit’, called the ‘CCB’ in this article, is a tax-free monthly payment to parents to help with the cost of raising children under 18 years of age and is administered... Continue Reading...