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does my child need counselling family law toronto

24 hours ago

Gary Direnfeld

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Does My Child Need Counselling to Help With My Divorce?

More often than not, the better that parents can manage themselves during the divorce process, the better the child will be able to handle the divorce, and adjust to their new living situations. […]

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change your passwords after a divorce family law toronto

4 days ago

Axis Geffen

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Three Good Examples Of Why You Should Change Your Passwords After A Separation

It’s good to ask “why,” especially when you find yourself in unfamiliar situations. But the information you receive will only be useful if you apply it. Sometimes I make suggestions for a client to […]

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A Child's Imaginary Wish List to Their Divorcing Parents Family Law Toronto

5 days ago

Gary Direnfeld

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A Child’s Imaginary Wish List To Their Divorcing Parents

Children can have a multitude of feelings with regard to their divorcing parents’ relationship, and the divorce itself. Just because a child doesn’t share or may even deny having any views or feelings, […]

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living common law family law Toronto

1 week ago

Ron Shulman

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How long should we live together, to be common law in Ontario?

Common-law relationships are those that don’t involve any sort of formal marriage ceremony. They are established once you and your partner having been living together (or cohabiting) for a length of time. If […]

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assets safe from divorce family law toronto

2 weeks ago

Chris Coulter

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Assets That Are “Safe” From Divorce

There are very few savings, assets or investments that are not subject to division during a divorce, but they do exist. How proactive you are in addressing some of these items today will […]

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Snowbirds International Grey Divorce Family Law Toronto

2 weeks ago

Axis Geffen

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When Snowbirds Become Freebirds – International Grey Divorce

In Canada, there is a large aging section of the population that is affectionately known as snowbirds. These people live in Canada for approximately six months of the year, and travel or live […]

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Unequal Division Of Family Property Family Law Toronto

3 weeks ago

Ron Shulman

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What’s Mine Is Not Yours: Unequal Division Of Family Property

In Ontario, the Family Law Act (FLA) sets up a family property regime that is premised on a basic principle:  Two married people are generally entitled to an equal share of the total […]

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dealing with a teenager in a divorce family law toronto

3 weeks ago

Gary Direnfeld

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Maintaining Your Relationship With Your Teenager In A Divorce

The thing about teenagers is that they have grown past the stage where you can just pick them up and put them in their bedroom. They can vote with their feet and simply […]

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