By Ron Shulman
Is Playing ʺHardballʺ Worth it?
Many people who get embroiled in family litigation– or any litigation, for that matter – develop a “let’s play hardball” attitude toward the process: they take unreasonable positions, use aggressive or obstructionist tactics, and […]
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By Rick Peticca
The Perils of Drafting Separation Agreements – Knowing What You Don’t Know
Last week I talked about a case called Sabo v. Sabo, 2013 ONCJ 545 (Ont. C.J.), which involved spouses who had gone to court to try to have their separation agreement changed – […]
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By Ron Shulman
The Problem with Homemade Separation Agreements
Separation and divorce is remarkably common these days, and there is a temptation to “do it yourself” when it comes to drafting a separation agreement. Couples will often sit down and try to […]
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Could Your Family Court Fees Be Unconstitutional?
People often complain about the high overall cost of litigation – including legal fees, funding the individual steps in a proceeding, and court fees. It all begs the question of whether obtaining justice […]
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By Ron Shulman
Using Lawyers Can Actually Minimize Legal Costs
Everyone knows that litigation can be expensive. But did you know that hiring a lawyer can actually minimize legal costs in the long run? At Shulman Law Firm, we don’t merely concentrate on […]
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Separation and Divorce: Can My Spouse and I Use One Lawyer?
Most of the time, marriages break down under very acrimonious circumstances: the couple has difficulty even being in the same room together, let alone hammering out a deal and agreeing on how to move […]
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