A few weeks ago, in an article titled “More on Child Support for Adult Children Pursuing Higher Education” I talked about the tricky legal question of how long parents should be financially responsible […]
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Readers of this blog will be familiar with one of the basic principles of Ontario Family Law which dictates that every child is legally entitled to financial support from their parents. Practically speaking, […]
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We have written before that the concept of “income” for the purposes of determining a parent’s obligation to pay child support is similar – but not identical – to what counts as “income” by […]
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It’s an often-heard comment: It’s the kids who suffer most when their parents separate and divorce. Although this is undoubtedly true in many cases, in Ontario there is a concerted effort to at […]
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In past articles we have written about the complex question of how long a parent should be responsible for supporting a child who pursues post-secondary education – meaning second and third university degrees […]
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Regular readers of my Blog will know that separated and divorced parents have an obligation to support their children. Implicit in this obligation is the notion that parents will optimize their income and […]
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Although it’s not something most of us like to think about, the issue of whether our dependents will be provided for after our deaths is one that we should all think about. This […]
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