Married Spouses in Ontario: Separation and Divorce
Key Takeaways Married spouses have legal rights and obligations that are different from common-law partners in Ontario. Marriage affects divorce,
Annulment in Ontario: What It Means, Who Qualifies
Key Takeaways An annulment declares a marriage invalid, meaning it may be treated as if it never legally existed. Annulments are rare in Ontario
How Divorce Lawyers Manage Sibling Conflicts over Elder Divorce
Why Sibling Conflicts Arise During an Elder Divorce Concerns about Inheritance and Depletion of Family Assets One of the most common drivers of
Can a Divorce Lawyer Help You Leave a Polyamorous Marriage?
Is Polyamory Legally Recognised in Ontario? Legal Definition of Marriage Under Canadian and Ontario Law In Canada, marriage is governed federally
How Divorce Lawyers Support Clients through Midlife Crisis Separations
The Role of a Divorce Lawyer in Midlife Separations Providing Objective Legal Guidance during Emotionally Driven Decisions A divorce lawyer
Limited Scope Representation in Divorce: When to Use It
What Is Limited Scope Representation? Limited scope representation means a lawyer and client agree, in writing, that the lawyer will handle only
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,