Ontario Family Law Podcast
43 - The Rights of Students During Ontario Teacher Strikes
43- The Rights of Students During Ontario Teacher's Strikes
Difficulties between the Ontario Government and the teacher’s unions have led to public school classes being cancelled for some students, teachers not providing comments on report cards, and teachers stopping various other administrative tasks and other services. Many parents with children in the public education system have been asking about their children’s rights to an education during a teacher’s strike.
This Episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast answers the questions about what Ontario Law guarantees to students and how it protects them. It reveals what the minimum educational education standards are in the province and sets. It also discusses what rights that students with special needs, and students who are victims of bullying, can continue to expect even during labour disruptions affecting their school.
Thousands of people tune into the Ontario Family Law Podcast to get valuable pointers on all aspects of children’s law, education law, children’s rights, family law, divorce and separation issues. Please feel free to share this podcast with your social network using the sharing buttons below. The host of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, John Schuman, is an Education Lawyer with more than 20 years experience, practicing in Toronto. If you would like to contact him, either call 416-446-5847, email us, or fill out form below and click “send.”
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42- How to Get a “Legal Separation” in Ontario
42 - How to Get a Legal Separation in Ontario
One of the most common family law questions is “how to register a separation.” People have just separated, people who are thinking about separating and people who think they may be separated wonder what they have to do to “make it official”. The first things to do after separation is the topic in this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast.
In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, explains how a “separation” becomes legal in Ontario - for both married and common law couples. He also explains the significance of the date of separation for support and property division, as well as some of the implications for employment benefits programs and income tax. John also explains the steps you need to start to address, and resolve, all the issues arising from separation. This podcast can help people who are separating avoid making big family law mistakes.
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Ontario Family Law Podcast is a companion to the book, Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law, which is available as a $9.99 Kindle eBook, Kobo eBook, or iBook for your iPad or iPhone and as a paperback from Amazon and better bookstores. Anyone who has to deal with issues related to child custody, child access or parenting after separation should rely on both of them for give easy-to-understand information and advice about how the law applies to their case and what are the best ways to address their concerns. The book also covers all the other related family law issues, such as child support, spousal support, property division and restraining orders. To get your copy of the book, click on the picture of the book above and to the left.
Thousands of people tune into the Ontario Family Law Podcast to get valuable pointers on family law, divorce and separation issues. Please feel free to share this podcast with your social network using the sharing buttons below. The host of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, John Schuman, is a Certified Specialist in Family Law, practicing in Toronto. If you would like to contact him, either call 416-446-5869, email us, or fill out form below and click “send.”
You can comment on this podcast using the comments section below. Share your experiences with losing money - or coming out ahead, in your separation or divorce to supplement what people learn from this important podcast.
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