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Section 19(1) of the Child Support Guidelines allows the court to impute income to a parent for support purposes in […]
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Child Support: Imputing Income to an Underemployed Parent Toronto's Top Family Law & Divorce Lawyers, Settled Intention & Child Support From An EstateSection 19(1) of the Child Support Guidelines allows the court to impute income to a parent for support purposes in […]
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When a Separation Agreement is a Sham Toronto's Top Family Law & Divorce Lawyers, Settled Intention & Child Support From An Estate
Section 54 of the Family Law Act provides that separated parties may enter into a Separation Agreement in order to […]
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Have Your Ducks In a Row, If Planning to Challenge Capacity Child Support From An Estate, Toronto's Top Family Law & Divorce Lawyers & Settled Intention
The case of Palichuk v. Palichuk, 2023 ONCA 116, involved a dispute between a mother, Nina, and one of her […]
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Evidentiary Issues In Vaccination Cases Toronto's Top Family Law & Divorce Lawyers, Settled Intention & Child Support From An Estate
Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in early 2020, the Ontario family courts have heard numerous cases concerning parenting decisions during […]
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Bare Talaq Divorce not recognized by Canadian law even if registered with a foreign government agency Toronto's Top Family Law & Divorce Lawyers, Settled Intention & Child Support From An Estate
Under Islamic law, a husband has a unilateral and exclusive right to dissolve his marriage by repeated recitation of a […]
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Co-Parenting During The Holidays Settled Intention, Child Support From An Estate & Toronto's Top Family Law & Divorce Lawyers
Co-parenting during the holidays: The winter holidays can be difficult for many families, especially so for newly separated or divorced […]
