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Posted on October 20, 2017

Unjust Enrichment in Common Law Relationships: The Value of a Home

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently had the opportunity to review the law of unjust enrichment when it dismissed a claim by a woman (the…
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Posted on October 13, 2017

Ontario Court of Appeal Determines Police Jurisdiction in Child Custody Enforcement

The wording of laws is extremely important. One word can sometimes be all that is needed to swing a decision or provide grounds for appeal.…
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Posted on October 6, 2017

Can a Brief Move Impact Spousal Support?

One of the factors considered when calculating spousal support is how long a couple was together before their split. Normally, that might seem like a…
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Posted on September 29, 2017

Joint Accounts: A Parent Child Relationship

Joint bank accounts can be a convenient way for two people share income and expenses, and, in the case of a married couple, they can…
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Posted on September 14, 2017

Spouse Cannot Take Advantage of An Error in a Separation Agreement

A separation agreement is often the first step in obtaining a divorce and legally ending a relationship. They are important because they are a way…
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Posted on September 8, 2017

It Takes Two To Tango, But How Many To Divorce?

When two people get married, they both have to consent. But does the same standard apply when it comes to ending a marriage? The Ontario…
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Posted on September 1, 2017

British Columbia Dentist Found to be a Vexatious Litigant

Self-representation in family court is often criticized for clogging the courts as people attempt to navigate a complex system on their own while also dealing…
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Posted on August 25, 2017

British Columbia Court of Appeal Sets Aside Marriage Due to Incapacity

The British Columbia Court of Appeal very recently issued a decision resulting in that province’s first marriage to be set aside due to incapacity. At…
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Posted on August 11, 2017

Ontario Court of Appeal Rules Foster Parents Can Be Party to Proceedings in Child Protection Cases

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently ruled on whether a foster parent can be a party to proceedings in child protection cases – which would…
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Posted on July 27, 2017

More Money, More Problems: Calculating Spousal Support Obligations For Wealthy Individuals

In Halliwell v. Halliwell 2017 ONCA 349, the Ontario Court of Appeal examined whether a trial judge had erred in a decision involving a high…
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