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Post-Separation Agreement

Can You Transfer Assets to Avoid Support Obligations?

April 7, 2026

Four green housed set in the centre of an orange property on a Monopoly game board, representing asset transfers and support obligations.

Divorce

Foreign Religious Divorce Rejected by Ontario Court

March 26, 2026

A city in Yemen with a white stone mosque surrounded by multi-story stone buildings, representing the validity of foreign divorce in Canada.

Divorce

Bad Faith in Family Law: When Conduct Drives Cost Consequences

March 19, 2026

Two colourful birds sitting on a white rope depicting high-conflict divorce in Ontario

Child Support

Compelling Evidence Needed to Stay Family Responsibility Office Enforcement

March 12, 2026

Closeup photo of a street stop and go sign with the background of cityscape in black white. This photo illustrates stay enforcement of a support order from FRO.

Spousal Support

Compensatory Spousal Support Can Apply Without Economic Loss

March 6, 2026

Stacks of coins of various heights standing in front of a blurred jar tipped on its side with coins spilling out, representing compensatory spousal support.

Decision-Making Responsibility

Moving With a Child: Relocation vs. Change of Residence in Ontario

February 27, 2026

Moving boxes labelled in a room with a fireplace indicating getting ready for a move. This photo is a representation of relocating with chidlren in Ontario as separated parents.

Separation

Parents Cannot Waive Child Support in a Separation Agreement

February 18, 2026

A family in silhouette sits on a wall facing a lake at sunset, representing Domestic Contracts.

Complex Property & Asset Division

When Can Courts Deduct Disposition Costs From the Value of Assets for Equalization?

February 13, 2026

A white century-home stands behind an iron fence and a partially open gate to a narrow stone path that cuts a straight line through the lawn and past trees and gardens to the house, representing disposition costs.

Post-Separation Agreement

When Courts Step In: How Judges Can Rewrite Spousal Support Deals

February 5, 2026

A wedding band leans against another wedding band positioned on the corner of a wooden block, representing spousal support agreements.

Complex Property & Asset Division

Occupation Rent After Separation: Finding Fairness When One Spouse Stays in the Matrimonial Home

January 28, 2026

A box of clothes on the wooden floor of an apartment with a blurred stack of boxes and a sofa in the background symbolizes occupation rent.

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Family Law Lawyers

For questions that only a family law lawyer can answer, contact Johnson Miller Family Lawyers at 519.973.1500 or contact us online. Johnson Miller Family Lawyers has been a fixture of the family law community of Windsor and Essex County for over 25 years, and so understandably, many prospective clients come to the firm through referrals from current or past clients, and also through referrals from lawyers, accountants, medical professionals and marriage counsellors.