By Diana Isaac
Does Receiving Spousal Support Count As Income?
Spousal support is financial support that is paid, usually on a monthly basis, by one former spouse or common-law partner to the other. If you are the one receiving the spousal support payments, […]
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By Del Mahabadi
CAPITAL COST ALLOWANCE AND DEPRECIATION – THEIR IMPACT ON DETERMINING INCOME FOR SUPPORT
If you are a separated or divorcing spouse who happens to have a business to run, the task of untangling of your personal financial affairs may involve considerations related to your business dealings […]
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By Rick Peticca
What Do You, and Celebrities, Have in Common?
A recent news article chronicled the fact that two Canadian music celebrities – namely Neil Young and Avril Lavigne – had both ended their marriages in the past month. In the case of […]
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By Ron Shulman
Does a Flawed Settlement Count?
In Family Law, it’s always a good idea to settle as many of your legal points of contention as possible. This saves the time, expense and cost of litigating those issues. But what […]
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By Ron Shulman
Supporting a Grandchild – Should it be Factored into Support Obligations?
As I have written many times before, in Ontario family law Ex-spouses have an obligation to financially support one another, and level and direction of flow of that support will depend on numerous […]
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By Rick Peticca
What's in the FRO's Enforcement Arsenal?
As we have discussed in a prior article, in Ontario the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) is tasked with assisting child and spousal support recipients whose former spouses have defaulted or fallen behind on […]
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