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Tag Archive: Dispute resolution

WHEN A JUDGE’S EFFORT TO APPEAR NEUTRAL LEADS TO INJUSTICE

Steve Benmor | January 9, 2026

Nobody likes conflict. Not lawyers, not mediators, and not judges. But day in and day out, we see high conflict cases in family court. In fact, it has become a... Continue Reading...

HARDBALL TACTICS IN DIVORCE: THERE IS A SOLUTION

Jessica Brant | January 8, 2026

Lies, allegations and insults cause anyone distress. But when those hardball tactics come from your client’s very own spouse (or her lawyer) after separation, it is very hard to advise your... Continue Reading...

DO YOU REALLY WANT TO CHALLENGE OUR AGREEMENT?

Leanne Townsend | January 8, 2026

In estates law, a “no contest” clause is a provision in a will that aims to deter beneficiaries from challenging the will. The clause typically specifies that if a beneficiary contests... Continue Reading...

BULL-DOG LAWYERS & HOW TO SPOT THEM

Jessica Brant | January 8, 2026

As a family lawyer with experience in high-conflict separations, I’ve encountered a wide range of approaches taken by opposing counsel in the divorce process. While many lawyers prioritize collaboration and... Continue Reading...

Parenting Coordination in Ontario

Steve Benmor | July 16, 2025

When a couple divorces in Ontario while their children are minors, the goal of the family court system is to help them continue to have healthy relationships with their children,... Continue Reading...