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Tag Archive: family law litigation

JUDGES SLASH SUCCESSFUL PARTY’S COSTS CLAIMED AT ‘TORONTO’ RATES

Steve Benmor | January 8, 2026

Trials are expensive. Most lawyers work really hard to settle cases and avoid trials.  People simply cannot afford to go to trial.  But when the other party is unwilling to... Continue Reading...

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOUR FAMILY ARBITRATOR OR PARENTING COORDINATOR IS OVERTLY BIASED AGAINST YOU?

Jessica Brant | January 8, 2026

The threshold for a finding of real or perceived bias is a high one, since it calls into question both the personal integrity of the family arbitrator or parenting coordinator... Continue Reading...

IS BEING A FAMILY LAW LAWYER BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH?

Jessica Brant | January 8, 2026

In the demanding world of family law, particularly in high-conflict litigation, both young and seasoned lawyers are increasingly reporting significant spikes in anxiety and depression. This phenomenon is not merely... Continue Reading...

IF SEPARATED, BEWARE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

Steve Benmor | July 15, 2025

Litigation is an adversarial process that is used to arrive at the truth. A court case is a contest between two parties. Each party marshals evidence in support of his... Continue Reading...

The Probative Value of Wikipedia: An (Im)balance of Probabilities

Steve Benmor | July 8, 2025

In this era, the first place a person goes to find information is the internet.  With trillions of websites abounding containing information from medicine to travel advisories to employment options,... Continue Reading...