Separation can change where you want or need to live. You may receive a career opportunity farther from home, want to be closer to relatives, or decide that...
Separating from a spouse can begin a lengthy period of negotiation. Decisions about the home, equalization, support and parenting may take months or longer to...
Ontario law allows a will to be witnessed remotely using audio-visual technology, making estate planning more accessible when meeting in person is difficult....
Housing prices in Ontario remain difficult for first-time buyers to manage. As such, parents are often stepping in with large down payment contributions to...
Ontario’s condo market is facing a major shift in 2026. After years of strong demand, rising prices, and heavy investor activity, many buyers and sellers are...
Across Ontario family court decisions, including matters heard in the Ontario Court of Justice and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, judges are placing...
Many Ontario entrepreneurs dedicate significant time to growing their companies, yet delay planning for what will happen when they step away from leadership....
A recent Ontario court decision in 2025, commonly referred to as Tessaro v. Gora, has brought renewed attention to a critical issue in estate planning: time...
“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 interprets claims that used to be described primarily through the lens of “parental alienation.”