December 4, 2023
Contributions to Multi-Generational Household Do Not Amount to Unjust Enrichment
There are cultural and economic factors behind the increase in multi-generational living arrangements where several generations of a family live within a single residence. This…
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November 21, 2023
Disruptive Parents May Have Their Parenting Time Suspended
Adjusting to a new parenting schedule and regime after a divorce can be difficult for families, but it is important that parents follow court orders…
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November 7, 2023
Courts May Dismiss an Appeal for Non-Compliance
When a party receives an unfavourable result at trial, they may have grounds to launch an appeal. However, there is no automatic right to appeal,…
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October 16, 2023
Weighing Adjournment Requests in Family Law Cases
An adjournment may be requested by a party to litigation in order to postpone a legal proceeding. However, judges can decide whether or not to…
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October 5, 2023
What is the Scope of a Parent’s Right to View Their Child’s Health Records?
Courts have generally held that both parents should be informed about the issues affecting their child, and that a parent who has contact with a…
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September 18, 2023
Can a Party Claim Interim Spousal Support if They Waived It in a Domestic Contract?
Interim spousal support is intended to provide income to one spouse during divorce proceedings until there is a resolution at a trial. However, even if…
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September 5, 2023
When Will Courts Vary an Interim Family Order?
A family dispute can take a long time to get to trial. Before that happens, the court may make interim or temporary orders addressing issues…
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August 15, 2023
Calculating Child Support for an Adult Child Pursuing Post-Secondary Education
Child support payments do not necessarily end when a child reaches the age of majority. Legislation states that adult children can still be entitled to…
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August 2, 2023
A Payor Challenging the Amount of Imputed Income Must Address Why Income Was Imputed
Determining the amount of a support payor’s income is necessary to be able to set the amount of their support obligations. When a payor spouse…
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July 18, 2023
What if Parents Can’t Make Shared Decision-Making Work?
Federal legislation makes it clear that when deciding parenting issues, such as decision-making responsibilities, the outcome must be individually tailored to the specific family and…
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