While parties can continue to file their court documents in person at the court filing counters, the courts also have a process which allows parties…
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What is Case Center/ CaseLines? Case Center was previously referred to as CaseLines. It is the same online system; it has just been renamed. Case…
What is AI? AI, or “artificial intelligence”, are very advanced computer systems that can do a range of remarkable things. Some AI can create text…
While formally, family law across Ontario is the same, there are significant practical differences for women living in rural and remote communities. We have a…
If you are a woman with children and you are leaving a relationship in which your partner has been abusive to you, our new toolkit…
Printed versions of our latest edition of the Family Court and Beyond Court Survival Workbook and Organizer are hot off the press. Purchases are made…
When parents separate, they must make arrangements for their children, including where children spend their time and how decisions are made. The best interests of…
Ontario’s family court operations are in transition. Our new Family Court Operations: A Pandemic Resource provides information about how the courts are operating right now.…
On March 1, 2021, significant changes to the custody and access provisions of the federal Divorce Act and Ontario’s Children’s Law Reform Act came into effect. Content on…
Marriage The law assumes that each spouse makes equal if different contributions. If the relationship ends, they share the family property equally. Equalization payment Person…