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Child Support

Beyond the Table: How High-Income Child Support Works in Ontario

August 14, 2026

Kids holding hands and running into the water at a beach, representing child support for high-income earners.

Pension Division

Retirement After Divorce: Will Your Financial Future Still Add Up?

August 7, 2026

Two older people sitting on a park bench overlooking a body of water representing retirement issues and divorce.

Divorce

Fake Cases, Real Consequences: AI and the Family Court Process

July 28, 2026

A laptop, with glowing keyboard, shows an AI workspace on the screen, representing AI and family court.

Divorce

AI Evidence in Family Law: Deepfakes, Screenshots, and Digital Proof

July 23, 2026

A person holds their phone with several AI aps showing on the screen, representing AI and digital evidence in Ontario family law.

Divorce

AI and Divorce: When Chatbots Enter the Family Law Conversation

July 15, 2026

A smartphone with AI text in a person's backpocket of their jeans representing AI in divorce in Ontario.

Complex Property & Asset Division

Divorces Involving Windsor-Essex Rental Properties & Investment Real Estate (Part 2)

July 7, 2026

Two chairs sitting in a screened porch facing a lake front representing rental properties in the Windsor-Essex area and what happens to properties in a divorce.

Complex Property & Asset Division

Divorces Involving Windsor-Essex Rental Properties & Investment Real Estate (Part 1)

June 29, 2026

A white bed inside a bedroom representing rental property and what can happen to these properties during a divorce.

High-Asset divorce

When the Family Business Is the Family Fortune: Divorce, Farms, Wineries, and Agricultural Assets

June 22, 2026

Two wine bottles stand next to each other on top of a wood barrel with a blurred shrub and blue sky in the background, representing wineries that can be found in high-net-worth divorces.

Separation

Living Together, Growing Apart: How Courts Determine Separation Dates

June 10, 2026

A close up of a hand pushing a wedding ring toward another hand with a blurred dessert in the background, representing date of separation disputes.

Parenting Arrangements

When Family Litigation Gets Personal: Privacy Breaches in Ontario Parenting Disputes

June 5, 2026

A group of people on their cellphones representing privacy breaches in Ontario family law

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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.