Who Pays for Summer Camp After Divorce? Summer should be a time of fun and freedom for your kids, not confusion about who pays for camp. If you’re separated or divorced, questions about summer camp expenses can quickly become complicated. So, who covers the cost of summer camp in Ontario? The answer depends on your […]
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What does it mean to “cohabit”
What does it mean to “cohabit” First, for couples who are NOT married, Ontario’s Family Law Act sets out various rights and obligations that apply to couples who have been “cohabiting” for three years or more, or who have been cohabiting for less time but have a child together. Even when a court deals with […]
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Property Division
The division of assets and property can be complicated and confusing. Furthermore, married spouses have different property rights under the law than common-law spouses. Married couples are entitled to a legislated property division regime, known as “Equalization”, which is set out in the Family Law Act. The equalization process begins with each spouse calculating their respective “net family property” […]
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Financial Disclosure in Family Law
It is important to know that both parents have a legal obligation to support their children financially after Separation or Divorce. Children have a legal right to that support. By Law, it is your duty to disclose your financial information. As you should be aware, you are required to complete a Form 13 – Financial […]
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