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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.

Child Support

When Corporate Ownership Complicates Child Support Income Calculations

January 22, 2026

A small child clutches a stuffed toy and peers out a window, representing child support and income imputation.

Business Owners & Entrepreneurs

How Can Courts Balance Disclosure While Protecting Third-Party Confidential Information?

January 13, 2026

A woman reviews business financials spread over her desk with a calculator and laptop positioned above the documents, representing Third-Party Financial Disclosure.

Parenting Arrangements

Allowing Children to Dictate Parenting Arrangements Can Result in a Parent Breaching Court Orders

January 8, 2026

A young boy sitting on a chair with hands pressed to forehead displaying frustration of not wanting to have equal parenting time.

Property Division

Excluded Property That Is Traceable Does Not Need to Be Counted in a Spouse’s Net Family Property

December 29, 2025

Red wealth envelopes with Chinese characters and cherry blossoms, representing gifted property and family property excluded from equalization during divorce in Ontario

Child Support

What is Intentional Underemployment? A Guide for Ontario Family Law

December 22, 2025

A pin with a blue stick man and pink stick woman holding a broken heart with a money sign, symbolizing divorce, spousal support, and intentional underemployment.

Divorce

The Family Law Act is Not Intended to Rearrange Assets Between Spouses

December 17, 2025

A small, decorative wooden house sits next to three decorative fir trees, a tall white wooden tree, a mid-sized light green tree, and a smaller dark green bristle tree with fake snow on the tips of its branches, representing the complexities around the matrimonial home during a divorce.

Complex Property & Asset Division

Courts Can Take Steps to Protect a Spouse’s Interests When Navigating Cross-Border Divorce Issues

December 8, 2025

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