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Tag Archive: Mediation

The danger of labeling everything a “Jewish issue”…What do you think?

Steve Benmor | January 9, 2026

This past week, I argued what can only be described as an ordinary parenting motion. The issue before the court was familiar to anyone who practices family law: two parents... Continue Reading...

How Mediation/Arbitration Is Reshaping Family Law in Ontario

Marigona Binakaj | January 9, 2026

Given the backlogs in the court system and the growth of private dispute resolution in family law matters, more couples are retaining aMediator/Arbitrator to help them resolve their divorce. In Ontario,... Continue Reading...

PROTECTING FINANCIAL PRIVACY IN DIVORCE & CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS

Steve Benmor | January 9, 2026

In the realm of divorce, one of the most sensitive aspects for high net worth clients is the requirement for full and frank financial disclosure. When it comes to divorce... Continue Reading...

Why Wealthier Clients Are Turning to ADR in Family Law

Leanne Townsend | January 8, 2026

When people think of high-net-worth divorce, they often imagine high-stakes court battles, aggressive lawyers, and long, expensive trials. But in reality, many wealthier clients are intentionally avoiding litigation altogether—and turning... Continue Reading...

IN DIVORCE, DOES EVERY ANSWER NEED TO BE “NO”?

Marigona Binakaj | January 8, 2026

In the challenging terrain of divorce, where emotions often run high and communication can be strained, finding a way to navigate the separation process peacefully and constructively is paramount. In “Getting... 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...

CHILD SUPPORT HAS GONE UP…AND DOWN

Steve Benmor | October 16, 2025

The Government of Canada has announced that new Federal Child Support Tables will come into effect on October 1, 2025. These updated tables will apply in every province and territory and are THE... Continue Reading...

Not Everyone is a Narcissist: The Overuse of the Term in Family Law

Leanne Townsend | October 16, 2025

In the emotionally charged world of family law, its not uncommon to hear one party refer to the other as a narcissist. In fact, over the last decade, this label... Continue Reading...

YOU ARE THE MOST DIFFICULT PERSON I HAVE EVER MET

Jessica Brant | September 24, 2025

Have you ever met a difficult person? Has it frustrated you? Have to investigated why they are difficult or why you have labeled them difficult? When dealing with difficult spouses... Continue Reading...

Why Wealthier Clients Are Turning to ADR in Family Law

Leanne Townsend | September 15, 2025

When people think of high-net-worth divorce, they often imagine high-stakes court battles, aggressive lawyers, and long, expensive trials. But in reality, many wealthier clients are intentionally avoiding litigation altogether—and turning... Continue Reading...