by Howard Nightingale | Apr 28, 2026 | Family Law, Ontario Legislation
Across Ontario family court decisions, including matters heard in the Ontario Court of Justice and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, judges are placing increasing weight on whether parties are transparent, timely, and thorough in disclosing their financial...
by Howard Nightingale | Mar 27, 2026 | Corporate/Commercial
Many Ontario entrepreneurs dedicate significant time to growing their companies, yet delay planning for what will happen when they step away from leadership. For entrepreneurs across Ontario, 2026 represents an ideal time to review existing plans or create a formal...
by Howard Nightingale | Jan 27, 2026 | Family Law
“Coercive control” has become one of the most important concepts shaping how Ontario judges assess family violence and parenting capacity. It is also shifting how lawyers frame evidence, how parties are expected to behave during litigation, and how the court...
by Howard Nightingale | Jan 15, 2026 | Wills & Estates
What Madhani v. Fast (2025) Means for Ontarians It is easy to understand why people assume that a clear email should count as a will. Most of your life runs through a screen. Your bills are digital. Your investments may be digital. Your photos, messages, and even your...
