FAMILY LAW BLOG
When Can I Throw Out My Ex’s Stuff?
Remaining in a house or apartment filled with reminders of your former relationship can be tough, and there is a natural urge to get rid of it all and start fresh. However, before you start piling…
Can I Get Out Of A Bad Separation Agreement?
The first step to answering your question is to look at the document that you signed when you separated. The document itself may either set out how to change it or give a clue as to…
One of Our Teenagers Moved In With My Ex, What Happens to Child Support?
Child support is a frequent point of contention among former spouses, and it’s common for child support arrangements to undergo adjustments. Discover the intricacies of child support payments, recipients, and amounts in the video below. Consistent…
If I Was Married in India, Can I Get Divorced in Canada? What Do I Have to Do?
While the question on this page refers specifically to India, the answer applies no matter where people were married. When it comes to getting divorced, it is where the spouses live that matters. In fact, in a reported…
When Can I Throw Out My Ex’s Stuff?
Remaining in a house or apartment filled with reminders of your former relationship can be tough, and there is a natural urge to get rid of it all and start fresh. However, before you start piling…
How Do I Stop My Ex From Interfering on My Day With the Kids?
When it comes to ‘meddling’ with your time with the kids after separation, generally your spouse is not allowed to interfere with your parenting time, such as by scheduling the children in events that you did…
Can I Pay Child Support Into Trust So the Other Parent Won’t Waste It?
Child support is a common area of contention amongst former spouses, and many payor parents question whether the support is actually being used for the benefit of the children. You should watch the video below on how child…
Do I Have to Show My Bank Accounts to My Spouse?
As long as you and your spouse are not involved in family law litigation, or you are under a court order to disclose your bank accounts, you are under no legal obligation to show your spouse the contents…
Do Common-Law Partners Share Their Pensions?
When married spouses separate, they are entitled to an equalization of their net family properties under Part I of the Family Law Act. This means that married spouses are entitled to divide the increase in their net…
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