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There are a number of reasons family law cases are hard to settle. Here are some of the main impediments.

Davis LLP's Grace Choi has published a feature article in the July 2013 issue of STEP Journal, the official magazine of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners.

Following are the summaries for this week's civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario.

Our Beyond The Courtroom Series: our experts are answering your questions through our short video-podcast series. Get informed answers to the legal questions that matter most to you.

Family lawyer, John Schuman, discusses what impact does the Corona Virus have on child support, spousals support or alimony? he pandemic has brought dramatic changes to support...

Our experts are answering your questions through our short video-podcast series.

There is no question that child abuse and neglect are terrible and can have long-lasting impacts as well as ruin the entire lives of child victims.

Brenda Agnew, your host, welcomes Jan Marin to today's conversation, where they discuss a new project that Gluckstein Lawyers is launching: The Post-Settlement Resource Guide...

Davis LLP's Grace Choi, a partner in the Vancouver office's Family Law Group, presented the paper, "Three Issues Arising from the Property Division Sections of the New Family Law Act", at the British Columbia Court of Appeal's Education Seminar entitled Family Law Act:

The housing market, with its rapidly rising real estate prices, has been a topic of conversation across Canada.

In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, explains how easy and quick (or not) it will be to get an Ontario Divorce. He explains what is required to qualify for a divorce in Ontario.

The rules for tax deductions in family litigation are complex and depend on exact nature of the family law litigation.

The Financial Services Commission of Ontario has posted revised family law forms which plan administrators, plan members and their spouses/former spouses must use when plan members or their spouses are seeking a valuation and division of pension assets on marriage breakdown.

Without any pomp and circumstance, the definition of "spouse" under the Pension Benefits Act (Ontario) (PBA) was amended effective January 1, 2017.

When it comes time to sort out the issues arising from the breakdown of a marriage, the precise date a couple separates can have significant ramifications

"I have a full family and it doesn't include your (sic) sorry a– ," wrote a 21-year-old son to his father in a 2005 Ontario case. "If you haven't realized, you have been replaced."

Over the years, monied spouses who do not have the protection of a marriage contract have tried numerous strategies to evade the long arm of family law legislation, with varying degrees of success.