How Divorce Lawyers Protect Victims of Financial Abuse
Examples of Financial Abuse: How It Appears in Ontario Cases Financial abuse can take many forms, and Ontario divorce lawyers frequently see
Divorce Lawyers and Emergency Motions
Situations That Qualify as “Urgent” in Ontario Child Abduction or Risk of Removal from Ontario One of the clearest grounds for an emergency
The Evolution of Divorce Lawyers: From Litigation to Resolution
How Divorce Practice Has Changed Over Time in Ontario Traditional litigation-focused practice before the 1990s Before alternative dispute
When Online Flirting Becomes Evidence in Divorce
Social Media Cheating in Relationships What once seemed like harmless digital interaction can quickly cross boundaries—especially when secrecy,
The Legal Fallout of Emotional Affairs
Emotional Affairs in the Context of Ontario Family Law What Qualifies as an Emotional Affair in Ontario? In Ontario, an emotional affair
Safe Exit Strategies for Clients in Abusive Relationships
Recognising Abuse in Ontario Divorce Cases Types of Abuse Recognised in Ontario Family Law Ontario family courts acknowledge that abuse goes far
Ontario Divorce Lawyers on Coercive Control
Understanding Coercive Control in Ontario Family Law Coercive control refers to a pattern of behaviours that restrict a partner’s freedom,
Divorce Lawyers Share the Most Unexpected Things Clients Ask
Why Clients Ask Unusual Questions During Divorce Divorce can be one of the most emotionally draining experiences in a person’s life. When people
How a Divorce Lawyer Prepares Clients for Testifying in Court
Why Court Testimony Matters in Divorce Proceedings Your testimony can significantly influence the outcome of a divorce trial. In cases involving
High-Conflict Personalities: Divorce Lawyers’ Tactics for De-Escalation
Understanding High-Conflict Personalities in Divorce Cases When dealing with divorce cases, Toronto divorce lawyers often encounter individuals