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1 week ago

Rosemary Bocska

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Pre-Divorce Reading List: To Help You Cover All the Bases

The prospect of getting a divorce is daunting. Legal information can be confusing; practical advice can be overwhelming. Even in the most amicable of divorces, emotions will sometimes run high. If you and […]

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3 weeks ago

Jackie Porter

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Taking the Reins of Your Aging Parents Finances. What You Need to Know…

You are beginning to realize it may be time to take over. Perhaps you have visited recently, and you are getting concerned. There are hardly any groceries in the fridge and bills seem […]

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4 weeks ago

Rosemary Bocska

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Temporary Arrangements Due to COVID-19 – The New Status Quo?

Everyone’s life has been touched by the COVID-19 pandemic is some way. This is especially true for separated parents and their children. First, they have had to adapt to new physical distancing protocols and […]

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1 month ago

Gary Direnfeld

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Halloween? Tips and Tricks for Co-Parents

Trick or treat? Sounds like a description of some co-parental relationships. This COVID-19 thing is difficult enough to navigate when parents get along. When separated, each may hold more strongly to their views […]

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1 month ago

Rosemary Bocska

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Religion and Co-Parenting Arrangements

For parents who are separated or divorced and are co-parenting together, there are many day-to-day issues that must be sorted out.  This requires a good deal of communication, cooperation, and compromise.  But some […]

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2 months ago

Jackie Porter

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I’m Recently Divorced, Now What?

Now that the ink has finally dried on your divorce it’s time to start making plans. Recognizing that you may be feeling anxious about the life you are leaving behind, there is wisdom […]

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2 months ago

Axis Geffen

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How To Prove Income During COVID-19

In the current world, investigators and clients alike are often at their wits end. They must determine if someone is working or if they are receiving income or benefits that they are failing […]

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2 months ago

Rosemary Bocska

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Distance, In-Person, Homeschool… and COVID-19 – Who Decides?

The early September re-opening of Ontario schools – after months-long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic – has prompted a great deal of urgent and last-minute litigation between separated and divorced parents.  Although […]

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2 months ago

Axis Geffen

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Is It Legal To Record A Conversation In Ontario?

Perhaps you want evidence that your ex is being uncooperative and refusing to do something they promised they would do, or maybe you just want to have proof of the nasty things they’ve […]

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