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Ron Shulman
This too Uses AI To Guide Through Divorce Process
Artificial intelligence is on the cusp of permeating all facets of life — it’s even helping end relationships. But, as our lawyer Ron Shulman tells the Toronto Star, family disputes, even amicable ones, can get messy fast, and do-it-yourself divorces can lead to challenges later on.
Diana Isaac
Why Grey Divorce Is On The Rise
Diana Isaac explains to BT viewers why more couples over the age of 55 are getting divorced, and what they can do to protect the assets they've accumulated for their retirement.
Rick Peticca
Frequently Asked Questions About Grey Divorce
The senior population is expected to grow by nearly 70 per cent in Canada over the next 20 years. Family lawyer Rick Peticca explains how that may alter divorce trends.
Ron Shulman
What To Consider When Contemplating Grey Divorce
Toronto family lawyer Ron Shulman discusses the unique financial challenges, and solutions, couples nearing retirement may have to consider if they plan to get divorced.
Diana Isaac
Collaborative Practice Comes Into Its Own
As collaborative practice grows in popularity, a number of family lawyers across the country are working to launch Canada’s first inter-disciplinary organization.
Ron Shulman
Time Courts Rid Spousal Support Of Gender Bias
In a relationship, men have traditionally been seen as the "provider," earning more money than their wife or girlfriend. In today's world, there has been a trend developing where women are earning more than men. When divorce occurs in this circumstance, there is a reversal of socially expected roles when it comes to spousal support.