December can be the month with crazy deadlines, urgent access motions, anxiety over billings and collections and a frenetic pace to get "it" all done before the holidays.

Off The Rack or Tailor Made? A Look At The Presumption of Shared Parenting and Where The Legislature May Go In The Future

04 décembre 2014
Andrew Sudano

Andrew Sudano recaps the findings of a recent survey among Canadian family lawyers and judges regarding the presumption of shared parenting and considers how it may affect the approach of counsel when resolving custody and access disputes.

Did You Know?

26 novembre 2014
Katharina Janczaruk

Here’s what’s been going on in family law...

Revisionism: Rewriting a Separated Family's History

26 novembre 2014
Steven Benmor

Judicial disapproval has not ended the business of lawyers drafting, clients swearing, and judges reading affidavits, accusing the other spouse of offenses - based on his or her perception of the relationship. These affidavits are typically presented as an irrefutable historical record.

Case Comment: Katz v. Katz, 2014 ONCA 606

26 novembre 2014
Dana Lue

This is a decision of Justice Simmons of the Ontario Court of Appeal that considers the enforcement of orders dealing with s.7 expenses and insurance policies. Simmons J. dismisses the wife’s appeal and upholds the motion judge’s dismissal of the wife’s motions for a finding of contempt and enforcement of the Order.

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