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COVID-19 has made teleworking the new normal for many. For the foreseeable future, remote working and work from home is[...]

Spouses are 'separated' when one person in the relationship has withdrawn from the relationship without any reasonable prospect of reconciliation or resumption of cohabitation. This means that you can be married and separated at the same time. In fact, in almost all cases, you have to have been separated from your spouse for at least one year before you can divorce. A divorce legally ends the marriage and allows former spouses to remarry.

  This week, the provincial government announced that Ontario will return to a modified version of Stage 2 restrictions, which[...]

On January 3rd, the Ontario government announced a set of new restrictions that include moving school online until at least[...]

If you are one of the many people who got engaged over the holidays, a new year brings with it new beginnings - but are you prepared for the financial responsibility to your partner? Family Law lawyer Marta Siemiarczuk explains some of the things you should think about when preparing a marriage contract.

“Pass me a KLEENEX please.”  “Would you like a POPSICLE?” Pretty harmless requests, right? Not to the owners of these[...]