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Did you ever wonder what all the fine print meant on the pre-printed form when buying or selling a house?  This article covers each clause of the Ontario...

The following rules are to help children of separated parents.  Parents should try to follow these rules and children should feel comfortable enough to remind...

Under the Family Law Act, R.S.O.  1990, c.  F.3, each spouse is required to determine their net worth at the date of separation, subject to certain exceptions,...

In the event of a separation or divorce, you will likely have to obtain a pension valuation if you or your employer on your behalf have been contributing to a...

It is against the law in Ontario to build and sell new homes without being registered with the Ontario New Home Warranty Program.  This includes builders...

COHABITATION and/or PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENTS   The purpose of a Cohabitation or Prenuptial Agreement:  Cohabitation and Prenuptial Agreements can be...

In the Province of Ontario, common law spouses are defined as romantic partners who live together for longer than 3 years, or who have lived together for at...

Grandparent access rights in Canada, largely recognized for their benefit to children's well-being, face challenges like lack of automatic rights,...

Canada’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled on September 18, 2020, that an award for retroactive child support (back orders from missed payments) can be made even...