Child Support: COVID-19 and Reduced Income
These are unprecedented times. As of April 1, 2020, the Globe and Mail is reporting that thegovernment received 2.13 million EI claims in the two […]
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Family Law
COVID-19 – What do Separated Parents do with the Kids?
As various levels of government continue to implement measures to restrict the spread of COVID-19, there is increasing anxiety amongst separated parents on how to
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BARRISTON BRIEFS: The Family Law Portal
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Tom Dart talks about a free new web service for Ontario couples going through a separation. Many separated couples
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Case Conference: What It Is and What It Is Not
You prepared your family law application for custody and access of your children. You issued and served your paperwork. You completed your Mandatory Information Program.
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BARRISTON BRIEFS: Separating? Court isn’t the only option.
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Tim Gronfors talks about alternative dispute resolution, They met through work. He was an up-and-coming entrepreneur and she an aspiring
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When sports fans divorce: Who gets the World Series tickets?
The Chicago Cubs have not won a World Series since 1908 and have not appeared in a World Series since 1945 (when they lost to
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Politics and the Connection to Family Law
Around the world, in so many countries, we are witnessing the conflict which is created by the political party system. We pride ourselves on our
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