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In its first family law decision of the year, the Supreme Court of Canada recently dealt with the issue of retroactive child support.

Globalisation is continuously expanding, with many individuals moving from their home country to live overseas for a variety of reasons, often work commitments.

In England and Wales, registration is usually evidence of legal parentage but, that is not always the end of the story. Where there is dispute between would-be parents...

Ghremida v Elgahwas, 2023 SKCA 23, is a recent Saskatchewan Court of Appeal case where the Court determined how child support payments are calculated when one parent has a high income.

There is much debate and controversy around the complicated and nuanced concept of parental alienation. Whilst the family courts are clear that parental alienation is not a syndrome capable of diagnoses...

exas AG Ken Paxton expanded his investigation of online chat platform Discord over allegations that the company, through operation of its app...

One of the issues to resolve in a divorce cases is the allocation of the dependency exemptions.

On May 10, 2010, the Departments of Health and Human Services, Treasury and Labor issued regulations interpreting the provision under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) that requires group health plans and insurers to offer dependent coverage to children until they reach age 26.

Guidance on how parents can choose which school their children attend.

In the case of Castle v. Castle, the Supreme Court of Ohio found that there is a duty, both morally and legally, for parents to support their children who are physically...

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These agreements or orders will stipulate the arrangements for custody of the child.

With Governor Baker extending the Stay-at-Home Advisory through May 4, the anxieties and uncertainties people are facing as a result of COVID-19 are not likely to go away anytime soon.

A parent who participates in a family court case in Ontario may wonder if Ontario is the appropriate location for their case. In circumstances where one parent has moved the children to Ontario...

The parties, married in 2014 and separated in November 2019, shared one child born in 2016. The first trial addressed the parties' divorce and issues concerning parenting arrangements, decision making and child support.

It often comes as a shock at an already stressful time: your minor child (under the age of 18) is entitled to money, perhaps through an inheritance or a personal injury settlement, but you are told you cannot access...

In the October 2010 Spending Review the Chancellor announced the decision to remove child benefit from families with a higher-rate taxpayer.