The Mandatory Information Program (MIP) is a crucial component of family court proceedings in Ontario, designed to help individuals understand the complexities of separation and divorce. Available at family court locations across the province, the MIP provides essential information about the legal process, family law issues, and resources available to support families during challenging times. […]
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Dispute Resolution Officers
Dispute Resolution Officers (“DRO’s”) are experienced family law lawyers in all areas of family law who has been carefully selected by the court to meet the parties and assist them in settling their matter. The DRO will not only speak with parties and their counsel, but also suggesting different mechanisms for resolution which will satisfy […]
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Mediation: Breaking down the basics
What is Mediation? Mediation is one form of alternative dispute resolution in which you and your spouse meet with a neutral third party, a Mediator, to attempt to resolve your legal issues. Mediation cannot be forced; you and your spouse must consent to attend Mediation. Reasons to attend Mediation: It is typically faster than the Court Process […]
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