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The circumstances of the past two years have forced the justice sector to evolve rapidly. Looking ahead, which of these changes will be here to stay?

The pandemic has led to public health protocols which have become sources of contention between parents who do not agree on what is in the best interests of their children.

What are the key issues to consider when a support payor or recipient does not live in Ontario? 

As lawyers, we are regularly confronted with dynamics and challenges that are unique to blended families and subsequent marriages.

Family law practitioners are often tasked with using financial documents to make or respond to support claims.

Recent changes to both federal and provincial family law legislation incorporate a new definition of “family violence” and provide guidance on how the court should consider the impact of any family violence in determining the best interests of the child.

With significant changes coming to the Divorce Act and the Children’s Law Reform Act on March 1, 2021, ensure you are up to speed on the latest changes to the Court forms under the Family Law Rules and the new relocation forms.

Join us for a unique examination of the key issues that arise when pensions and benefits law intersects with both family law and trusts and estates law.

In May 2019, the Ontario Ombudsman’s mandate was expanded to include investigations about services to children and youth under the Child, Youth and Family Services Act, 2017, as the position of Ontario Child Advocate was eliminated.

Whether you are a litigator, a mediator or a collaborative professional, join us to explore strategies and best practices for managing the interpersonal challenges of virtual client meetings and settlement negotiations in family law matters.