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Sibling Day

1 month ago

Gary Direnfeld | Guest Author

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It’s Sibling Day! Should You Separate Them or Not?

This year (2021) it falls on April 10. It is a day set out to honour, respect and remember sibling relationships. Indeed, siblings are one’s first community. It is within that community we […]

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3 months ago

Jackie Porter | Guest Author

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Receiving and Paying Child Support What You Need to Know

You have two children who will be residing with your former partner 50 percent of the time. You have elected to have joint custody of your children in the separation agreement. What will […]

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5 Tips for Grandparents to Make Child Custody Easier

4 months ago

Gary Direnfeld | Guest Author

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5 Tips for Grandparents to Make Child Custody Easier

Kids who cannot be in the care of their parents, may have alternate care arrangements through extended kin. The most common of those extended kin arrangements are with grandparents. There has likely been […]

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7 months ago

Rosemary Bocska | Guest Author

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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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8 months ago

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COVID Education: Who Decides the Schooling?

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

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8 months ago

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COVID-19 Vaccine: Who Decides?

For separated and divorced parents, the COVID-19 pandemic has greatly heightened the existing day-to-day challenges around raising children.  New concerns have arisen around keeping children socially distanced while still maintaining established custody and […]

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