Parents Should Respect Informal Parenting Arrangements in the Absence of a Court Order

When determining which parent should have decision-making responsibility over a child, there is no presumption in favour of either parent following separation. The status quo…
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The Impact of Second Marriages on Estate Planning in Ontario

Second marriages introduce a unique set of complexities to estate planning. Blending families with pre-existing assets, children from previous relationships, and potentially differing financial goals…
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What Rights Does a Surviving Spouse to an Estate?

As part of one’s estate planning, a testator often incorporates terms to address their dependents, including what will happen if their spouse survives them. In…
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Court Considers Parenting Order for Adult Child Living With a Disability

Can a court make a parenting order under the Divorce Act for an adult child living with a disability without giving them an opportunity to…
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Testamentary Freedom vs. Dependant Support in Ontario

In Ontario, the Succession Law Reform Act (SLRA) governs the distribution of a deceased person’s estate. While individuals have the right to create a will…
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How do Spouses Share the Increase in a Home’s Value After Separation?

For divorcing spouses in Ontario, the Family Law Act equalizes the value of each party’s net family property. Importantly, the value of the matrimonial home…
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NULaw Honoured by Inclusion in 2025 Edition of Best Law Firms™ – Canada

NULaw is proud to be named in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms™ – Canada in recognition of its dedication to high-quality trusts and…
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Income or Else: Divorce, Child Support, and the Duty to Earn Income

In Ontario, divorced or separated parents are legally obligated to support their children. This obligation extends to earning income to the best of their ability.…
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Sibling Wills in Ontario Estate Planning

The concept of sibling wills, wherein two or more siblings create wills with similar provisions, has gained traction as a strategic estate planning tool. This…
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Mirror Wills & Estate Planning Considerations in Ontario

Estate planning is a complex endeavour. As such, the allure of simplicity often leads couples to consider mirror wills. While this approach offers certain benefits,…
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