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Common Law Ontario: A 2026 Guide for Mississauga Couples

March 1, 2026

Common Law Ontario: A 2026 Guide for Mississauga Couples

You've built a life together in Mississauga-sharing a home, combining finances, and planning a future. Yet, when it comes to the legal definition of...

Family lawyer reviewing financial documents with a client

February 25, 2026

Financial Disclosure in Family Law

Financial disclosure is one of the most important — and legally required — steps in any family law matter involving separation or divorce. Whether the issue […]

Resolving Children's Education Disputes During Separation

February 15, 2026

Resolving Children’s Education Disputes During Separation

Separation and divorce can be emotionally complex, especially when children are involved. One of the most sensitive and challenging areas of disagreement between parents is education. […]

Safety planning tips for leaving an abusive relationship in Mississauga. Understand legal protection options and steps to stay safe.

February 10, 2026

Safety Planning When Leaving an Abusive RelationshipSafety Planning When Leaving an Abusive Relationship

Leaving an abusive relationship is one of the most difficult and courageous decisions a person can make. It is also the time when the risk of […]

January 28, 2026

Parental Rights in Ontario: What Happens When Families Separate

In Short: Under Ontario law, the courts are not concerned about the “parental rights.” They are concerned about the children’s rights, and the final decision is […]

Understanding Child Custody Laws in Mississauga: A Beginner’s Guide

January 21, 2026

Understanding Child Custody Laws in Mississauga: A Beginner’s Guide

When parents separate or divorce, one of the most emotional and complex issues they face is child custody. If you are living in Mississauga, Ontario, it’s […]

April 29, 2025

Ontario Court of Appeal Upholds Retroactive Child Support Order due to Change in Parental Incomes

In short: The couple had divorced in 2015, with the father contributing more towards child support proportionate to his income. With the mother starting to earn […]

April 7, 2025

Wife Entitled to Equalization Despite Provisions in Will

When family law and succession law intersect in a case, the spouse’s right to equalization of marital property often supersedes the provisions of the will. Time […]

April 3, 2025

NS Court Denies Grandma Party Status in Child Protection Case

The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia recently denied ‘party’ status to a maternal grandmother in a child protection case. The court denied her appeal to be […]

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