Resources

On May 2, 2015, extensive changes to the Family Law Rules will come into force. Hear from members of the judiciary and the Family Law Rules Committee as they share their insights on the implications of the changes and how they will affect your practice.

The obligation to pay child support may extend well beyond the date a child turns eighteen. View our expert panel as they unravel the intricacies of entitlement and application of the Child Support Guidelines for adult children.

At the intersection of family law and psychology lies the opportunity for lawyers and psychologists to work collaboratively to minimize conflict as they assist families through separation and divorce.

Strategies for Success in the Practice of Family Law for Junior Lawyers and Law Clerks

Gain the essential insights and tools you need to effectively represent your client and protect yourself when complicating factors arise.

This month Ontario’s Office of the Children’s Lawyer (OCL) released a new resource on its website which discusses the property rights of children in Ontario.

This free family mediation guide will help you to understand the process of mediation, see how lawyers fit in, and will help you to compare mediation to other family law options.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of this unique legal area and key practical advice on how to successfully represent these young people.

Gain practical advice on how best to manage your relationships with clients, and how to navigate your way through tricky ethical issues.

Back by popular demand, the OBA's Fifth Annual Bread and Butter Issues in Family Law will provide you with practical, up-to-date perspectives on the latest case law, and expert strategies for solving frequently occurring problems in your family law practice.