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To our clients and community, We understand that separation, divorce, and co-parenting are rarely easy — and the past few months have been especially difficult due to covid-19 .  We are... Continue Reading...

Generally speaking, a home that is occupied by two married spouses during marriage and until their day of separation is considered a “matrimonial home”. The reason this distinction is important... Continue Reading...

Some parents divorce because they have different parenting styles or values. In some cases, one parent is strict, while the other parent is relaxed. There could be many drivers were... Continue Reading...

Due to the outbreak of Covid-19, the Superior Court of Justice and Ontario Court of Justice have suspended all non-urgent matters until further notice. This is frustrating for most people... Continue Reading...

As COVID continues to ravage our economy, Canadians are applying in droves for employment insurance. Almost a million Canadians claimed employment insurance benefits in the span of one week between March... Continue Reading...

Covid-19 has shocked the world. It is common that many are having a hard time understanding the severity of the situation and adapting to the new normal (i.e. social distancing... Continue Reading...

What really is Force Majeure and the Doctrine of Frustration in Family Law? A Force Majeure clause is in the defence of a claim for damages due to breach of... Continue Reading...

In Ontario, the date of separation determines the valuation of all assets and debts that a married couple must divide and equalize.  Ontario’s Family Law Act is fixed, firm and... Continue Reading...

Almost all Ontario families are now locked in at-home with their kids at home during this pandemic.  They survived March Break together, but now what? And for how long?  At... Continue Reading...