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What Is A Conference in Family Court Proceedings

November 24, 2022 | Family Court

Conferences – Part of a Family Court Series This blog will help answer some questions asked by clients when they meet with one of our family law lawyers who have been scheduled to attend a court appearance referred to as a Conference. The issues addressed within this blog include: What is a Conference? What happens […]

How To Respond To A Family Court Application

November 16, 2022 | Family Court

The Answer – Part of a Family Court Series This blog will help answer some questions asked by clients when they meet with one of our family law lawyers after being served with an Application completed by their former spouse/partner. The issues addressed within this blog include: How do you respond to a Family Court […]

Family Court Applications

October 26, 2022 | Family Court

Pleadings - Part of a Family Court Series This blog will help answer some of the following questions asked by clients when they first meet with one of our family law lawyers: How do I commence court proceedings following separation? What is a Family Court Application? How do I commence an emergency Application in Family […]

Returning to School During a Global Pandemic

September 3, 2020 | Custody and Access

Chase v. Chase, 2020 ONSC 5083 In consultation with medical experts and Ontario school boards, the Ontario government has made the decision to re-open schools in September 2020. As a result, many parents are faced with the decision to have their children return to school or to continue with online learning. When separated parents are […]

Amendments to the Divorce Act Regarding Relocation

May 6, 2020 | Custody and Access

Mobility Redefined Moving is a life-changing event. Whether it’s a promotion that takes you to new province, a career change that demands international relocation, or a change in family situation, relocation is sometimes necessary as the demands of life evolve and priorities change. In normal circumstances, a move presents an opportunity for growth, new experiences, […]

Bringing an Urgent Motion During COVID-19

April 23, 2020 | Custody and Access

Bringing an Urgent Motion During COVID-19 to Court In the last several weeks we have witnessed a shift unlike any other event in modern history: non-essential businesses are closed, families are concerned for the safety of their loved ones, and the judicial system has been forced to react to family law matters in a way […]

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