Considering Intimate Partner Violence in Ontario Family Law Claims

Courts understand that intimate partner violence can involve harms that go beyond physical injury and can include fear, trauma, and financial insecurity. These types of…
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What Can Beneficiaries Do If an Executor Refuses to Act or Delays an Estate in Ontario?

When someone passes away, the administration of their estate typically falls to the executor named in their will. Executors play a critical role in ensuring…
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Do Joint Bank Accounts Automatically Go to the Survivor in Ontario?

Joint bank accounts are commonly used by spouses, parents, and adult children for convenience and financial management. In many families, a parent may add an…
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How Divorce or Separation Affects Your Will in Ontario

The end of a marriage or long-term relationship often brings significant financial and legal changes. While many individuals focus on issues such as property division,…
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Do You Pay Support While Living Together After Separation?

Spouses can be separated even if they continue to live under the same roof. But courts have not always been clear whether child support and…
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When Can Courts Release or Advance Property Funds Before Equalization Is Finalized?

In Ontario family law proceedings, the period between separation and final resolution can be financially precarious. Property is often sold, proceeds are held in trust,…
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Kindness That Costs: Preserving ODSP Through Strategic Will Planning

For parents of children with disabilities, estate planning involves a complex calculus that goes far beyond the standard distribution of assets. The natural instinct of…
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Planning for Pets in Your Will: Ensuring Their Care After You’re Gone

For many Ontarians, pets are more than just animals; they are cherished family members. Whether it’s a loyal dog, an affectionate cat, or a more…
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Questioning Third Parties Can Unlock Key Evidence

Questioning a non-party witness can be a crucial means of gathering information before a family trial. The information being sought must be relevant and advance…
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Make a Will Month and Charitable Donations in Ontario Estate Planning

November is recognized across Canada as Make a Will Month, an initiative that encourages individuals to ensure they have a valid, up-to-date will in place.…
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