How To De-Escalate Conflict Post-Separation
When people think of conflict, they usually think it is the other person who needs to make a change. In other words, the other is most often seen as the cause of conflict […]
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How To Have An Amicable Divorce
The “good divorce” does exist. In fact, we’re seeing a rise in amicable divorces. Married couples don’t want the drama often associated with divorce. They don’t want to spend years in court. And […]
Read moreParenting Coordination – What Is It?
For whatever reason, some separated parents find themselves in frequent conflict and unable to resolve their differences. Their inability to resolve conflict may have them going back to court time and time again. […]
Read moreRESPs and Divorce
A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is a common vehicle used by many parents to save for their kids’ post-secondary education. Governments provide an additional incentive by matching up to 20% of a […]
Read moreComing Soon: Child-Focused Changes To The Divorce Act
In Canada, the federal Divorce Act is the governing legislation that addresses the mechanics of divorce, and also sets out the rights and obligations that arise from getting one. But that legislation, which […]
Read moreProving Infidelity: Should I Get Proof?
In Ontario, there are no additional compensation considerations for proving infidelity or “heartbreak”, so does it really matter if your spouse cheated? If you look at this issue from a financial point-of-view, the […]
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