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Month: August 2014

12. How Step Parents and Grandparents Can Be On the Hook for Child Support

12. How Step Parents and Grandparents Can Be On the Hook for Child Support

August 21, 2014May 31, 2023

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  • Home
  • About
    • About John
    • Contact
    • Book A Consultation
    • Testimonials
  • Video
    • How Spousal Support / Alimony Works in Ontario Family Law
    • What the Law Says When the Parking Lot Wrecks Your Car
    • Spanking, Corporal Punishment and Canada’s Criminal Law (Canada AM)
    • Manitoba Parental Abduction
    • How to Save Your Marriage with a Marriage Contract
    • How Child Support is Impacted by the Corona Virus
    • Bullying: What Changes Can and Should Schools Make to Stop It?
    • Do Ontario Private Schools Have To Meet Any Standards?
    • Are Private Schools Protecting Your Kids? Ontario Education Law Does Not Require It.
    • Should Paramedics Be Criminally Charged If They Do Not Take Someone to Hospital?
    • 2017 #ParamedicRide
    • Grandparents and Child Support
    • How to Challenge Your Child’s Suspension or Expulsion from School
    • What Parents Need to Know About the Ontario Law of Children’s Aid Societies and Child Abuse
    • How To Stay Out of Court for Your Divorce
  • Podcasts
  • Family Law
    • Family Law Blog
    • Unbundled Services / Family Law Coach
    • Q & A Blog
    • First Steps After Separation
    • How to lose you case in Family Court
    • Kids in Divorce
    • Why You Need a Family Law Lawyer
    • Collaborative Practice
    • Common Law Relationships
    • Lawyer’s Fees
    • Self Employed
    • Additional Resources
    • Twitter Feed
  • Education Law
    • Special Needs Rights
    • Bullying in School
    • Expulsions and Suspensions
    • Private Schools
  • Mediation
  • Child Protection