When family law becomes a topic of public interest, our lawyers always join the conversation.
Diana Isaac
Navigating Finances After Divorce
There is more than one way to manage finances during a divorce. Partner and Toronto family lawyer Diana Isaac shares some valuable tips on how to minimize financial stress during and after a divorce.
Rick Peticca
How To Use Social Media During A Divorce
Mean messages and nasty posts about your ex can be used against you in court proceedings. The solution? Keep your divorce off of social media, says Toronto family lawyer Rick Peticca.
Rick Peticca
Grey Divorces Are Increasing, But Exes Don’t Usually Want To Fight
Don't blame this trend on millennials. More and more people in their 50s and 60s are getting divorced, and while grey divorces don't usually involve issues like child custody or support, it can be complicated to disentangle half a lifetime’s worth of accumulated assets.
Laura Paris
Canadians Could Benefit From Learning More About Divorce
While no one really wants to think about divorce, understanding the process, and the costs associated with divorce, could help Canadians in the long run. Laura Paris and Carl Garnich talk more about divorce, money and education.
Rick Peticca
Divorce After Retirement
"Divorce is nothing more than a dispute," says family lawyer Rick Peticca. And like any dispute, things usually work out best when the parties involved can work together to find a solution.
Ron Shulman
Appeal Court Underlines Courts’ Discretion Not To Make Contempt Findings
Courts should not rush headlong toward a contempt finding in every case and it should not be resorted to routinely as a means of enforcing orders. Family lawyer Ron Shulman weighs in on a complex case involving a contempt order, and what courts must consider before making such a significant order.