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When Criminal Law And Family Law Intersect Toronto

3 hours ago

Ron Shulman

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When Criminal Law And Family Law Intersect

There is no doubt that family law disputes between parents can be acrimonious. Sometimes – usually around separation or soon after – tempers flare to the point where one parent assaults or threatens […]

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Living With Your Ex Rules To Help You Both Live Separate And Together Family Law Toronto

5 days ago

Kim Brown

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Living With Your Ex: Rules To Help You Both Live Separate And Together

It’s over. You and your partner worked hard to build and strengthen your relationship, but it’s clear that you need to part ways and move on. If you’re both living together, finding individual […]

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Is Staying Friends With An Ex A Bad Idea Family Law Toronto

1 week ago

Gary Direnfeld

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Is Staying Friends With An Ex A Bad Idea?

Whether or not remaining friends with an ex is a good or bad idea, depends upon the level of conflict and if kids are involved. When it comes to parental separation and degree […]

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How To Register A Separation Agreement With The FRO Family Law Toronto

1 week ago

Rosemary Bocska

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How To Register A Separation Agreement With The FRO

You may already be familiar with the Family Responsibility Office (FRO). It is the provincial government office that enforces support obligations that arise between former spouses and partners who are resolving their Family […]

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Should Your Child Call Your New Partner Mom Or Dad Family Law Toronto

2 weeks ago

Gary Direnfeld

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Should Your Child Call Your New Partner Mom Or Dad?

Our relationship with our own kids feels important. This remains so even in situations where a parent may not be heavily involved with their child. We almost all want to be known as […]

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Should I Research My Date Family Law Toronto

2 weeks ago

Axis Geffen

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Should I Research My Date?

Going on a first or second date can be exciting, as well as intimidating. This is especially true if you’ve just ended a long-term relationship. This was the case for one woman who […]

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Fighting For Sole Custody Family Law Toronto

3 weeks ago

Gary Direnfeld

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Fighting For Sole Custody – Is It Worth It?

Before fighting for something, it is important to understand what you are fighting for. From this perspective, “custody” is often a misunderstood term. Custody refers to decision-making authority. When parents share in decision-making […]

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Can I Stop My Ex From Turning Our Child Into A Vegan Family Law Toronto

3 weeks ago

Ron Shulman

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Can I Stop My Ex From Turning Our Child Into A Vegan?

When it comes to the finer points of trying to raise a child as separated or divorced parents, we do come across situations where the parents have different views on diets and food-related […]

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Arrears Vs Retroactive Support Is There A Difference Family Law Toronto

4 weeks ago

Diana Isaac

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Arrears Vs. Retroactive Support. Is There A Difference?

The concept of child support is generally straightforward: When parents separate or divorce, child support is paid from one parent to the other, to contribute financially to the child’s care, needs, upbringing and […]

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