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Complex Property & Asset Division

A Spouse Cannot Unilaterally Sell a Matrimonial Home

November 30, 2025

Aerial view of a red-roofed house on a snowy peninsula surrounded by dark water, visually representing a solitary matrimonial home and the complexity of its legal designation and sale under the Family Law Act.

Complex Property & Asset Division

Can a Claimant’s Bankruptcy Limit Equitable Property Claims?

November 24, 2025

A hand holding a smartphone displaying a calculator app in front of blurred computer screens showing financial charts, representing the detailed financial accounting required in cases involving bankruptcy and spousal property claims.

Complex Property & Asset Division

The Complexities of Joint Property Ownership in Brief Marriages

November 19, 2025

Close-up of a hand holding a small, clear hourglass with sand running out, symbolizing the limited time frame and urgency often associated with legal issues like property division in short marriages.

Complex Property & Asset Division

A Court May Discount a Debt That Reduces a Party’s Net Family Property

November 7, 2025

A couple sits on the floor and leans against a wall while reviewing their debt with bills and invoices scattered on the floor around them, representing Debt Valuation and Net Family Property.

Divorce

A Divorce Late in Life Can Challenge a Spouse’s Financial Independence

October 31, 2025

A heart split in two: one half is a smooth, vibrant red, while the other is rough, gray, and textured like a stone, symbolizing the emotional and financial challenges of a gray divorce. This image relates to Gray Divorce: Securing Your Financial Future.

Complex Property & Asset Division

How Can the Presumptions of a Resulting Trust Impact Property Ownership?

October 21, 2025

A brown and white brick bungalow with a neatly trimmed lawn and garden in a quiet suburban neighbourhood on a sunny day, representing property ownership and resulting trusts.

Complex Property & Asset Division

Linked Property and Support Claims Can Help Determine Jurisdiction

October 16, 2025

The top segment of a world globe, showing North America and representing Jurisdiction.

Family Law

Grey Divorce in Ontario: What Happens to Pensions and Retirement Savings?

October 10, 2025

The backs of an elderly couple standing at a railing and looking out over a tumultuous sea in different directions under a dark and cloudy sky, representing grey divorce in Ontario.

Child Support

Court Weighs How Separated Parents Should Pay for a Child’s Post-Secondary Education

September 29, 2025

A single student sits in a large, empty lecture hall, holding sheet music, representing the complexities and costs of post-secondary education that parents must navigate.

Divorce

Navigating International Divorce: How Ontario Courts View a Foreign Divorce

September 23, 2025

A wooden world map with various countries carved out, some marked with pushpins, symbolizing the global reach and complexities involved in foreign divorce and cross-border divorce cases.

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