By Ron Shulman
Can My Ex Kick Me Out Of The House?
If you and your spouse are undergoing severe marital difficulties, there may come a time when it becomes too difficult to live under the same roof together. A frequent question we get from […]
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Will Laws About Pets And Divorce Ever Change In Ontario?
Most pet parents treat their dogs or cats as much more than merely four-legged animal companions. According to a Canadian IPSOS-Reid study,[1] about 83 per cent of pet owners consider their pet to […]
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Are There Consequences For Refusing To Mediate?
For those of you who are recently separated, you may be wondering about mediation, and whether it’s a mandatory part of the legal process leading up divorce. In Ontario, the answer is “no” […]
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Can I Get Child Support For An Unborn Child?
It’s not a situation that many couples plan for, but sometimes, a child is conceived at the end of a relationship. In this instance, the soon-to-be-parents may question if the father has a […]
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How long should we live together, to be common law in Ontario?
Common-law relationships are those that don’t involve any sort of formal marriage ceremony. They are established once you and your partner having been living together (or cohabiting) for a length of time. If […]
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What’s Mine Is Not Yours: Unequal Division Of Family Property
In Ontario, the Family Law Act (FLA) sets up a family property regime that is premised on a basic principle: Two married people are generally entitled to an equal share of the total […]
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