Part 4 in the series…So, It didn’t settle and you’re headed to Family Court

In our last segment, we outlined the purposes of a case conference. Now let’s look at the purposes of a settlement conference. Each conference has a distinct purpose. These are outlined in the Family Law Rules which govern how a court file proceeds in Ontario.

Part Three in the Series of 5

Last week we outlined the stages of a family court proceeding. Now let’s look at the purposes of each of the conferences.

Part 2 in the series…So, It didn’t settle and you’re headed to Family Court

So you find yourself headed to Family Court. What now?

Dealing with your day in Ontario Family Court

So you find yourself headed to Family Court. What now?...

The frenzy among Chicago Cubs fans to snag pricey and scarce tickets to World Seriesgames at Wrigley Field has now landed in divorce court.

For Parents, Caregivers and Children: 

Many children are walking and biking to school. Younger children often lack the skills to negotiate traffic safely. Help them by stressing the following safety rules:

The province of Ontario will introduce a new set of traffic laws on Tuesday as part of its efforts to make driving safer in the province.

So you and Mr. or Ms. Right have decided to live together. You have no foreseeable plans to marry. You may think, “No problem, we’re not married, so we have no obligations to one another.” You would be wrong.

Your marriage is in question and you're facing a real dilemma.

You may be the one who is deciding should you stay or should you go. "I feel like I need to get a divorce and end this so called marriage. Yet how can I be sure? Some days I feel more confident of my decision than others. A part of me still loves him or at least I care for him.