By Kim Brown
Tips For Happier Holidays After Divorce
The winter holidays are supposed to be happy, merry and bright. But this joyous time of year can be incredibly stressful. Interacting with extended family, entertaining, travelling, purchasing food and gifts, carving out […]
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You Should Read This: Our Nominations For The 2019 Canadian Law Blog Awards
Can the law be dry, tedious, and technical? Of course. But it doesn’t have to be. The creative minds behind these three law blogs have found a way to highlight the importance of […]
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The Powers And Limitations Of The Family Responsibility Office
The Family Responsibility Office (FRO) is an enforcement body that collects, distributes and enforces court-ordered child and spousal support payments. It helps families in Ontario get the support payments they are entitled to. […]
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How Common-Law Couples Can Protect Lottery Winnings
Almost everyone has thought about winning the lottery. Just think about what you would do with that extra money. But if you’re in a common-law relationship, you should also ask yourself if your […]
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Living With Your Ex: Rules To Help You Both Live Separate And Together
It’s over. You and your partner worked hard to build and strengthen your relationship, but it’s clear that you need to part ways and move on. If you’re both living together, finding individual […]
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It’s Time To Update The Laws For Common-Law Couples In Ontario
Common-law relationships are on the rise in Canada. This isn’t exactly breaking news. In fact, the number of common-law couples rose 13.9 per cent between 2006 and 2011, more than four times the […]
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