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A family dispute resolution process is a method of resolving conflicts and disputes between family members in a less adversarial way than going to court.

A cohabitation agreement, also known as a domestic contract, is a legal agreement between two people who are living together or plan to live together

In Ontario Divorce Act, there are two ways to legally end a marriage: through a divorce or an annulment. While both processes result in the

When it comes to deciding child custody (decision-making responsibility) in Ontario, the best interests of the child are always the primary consideration. If one parent

Collaborative divorce is a process for resolving disputes between divorcing spouses in Ontario in a respectful and cooperative manner as per collaborative family law. It

When parents separate or divorce in Toronto, one of the key decisions that needs to be made is the parenting arrangements for their children. One

When parents separate or divorce, a child support order may be put in place to ensure that the financial needs of the children are met.

When parents decide to end their relationship, creating a parenting plan can help ensure that their children’s needs are met after separation or divorce. A

When a married couple decides to end their marriage, one spouse may be entitled to spousal support. Spousal support, also known as alimony, is a

When a married couple decides to end their marriage, they will need to obtain a legal divorce. In Canada, including in Toronto, there are several