Deciding whether to represent yourself in Ontario family court is one of the most important...
Self-Representation in Ontario Family Court: What You Need to Know
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How far can my ex-wife move with my child?
Relocation with a child after separation is tightly regulated under Canadian law to ensure your...
What to Do When the Other Parent Breaks a Parenting Order
When co-parenting relationships break down and one parent fails to follow court-ordered parenting...
Joint vs Shared Custody
Since March 2021, Ontario no longer uses "custody" or "access"—it's now "decision-making...
Steps to Take When Separating From Your Spouse
Separating from your spouse is overwhelming, but taking the right legal and practical steps early...
What is a Common-Law Spouse Entitled to in Ontario?
Understanding your rights as a common-law spouse in Ontario is crucial for protecting your...
Grounds For Full Custody Of Child Canada
In 2021, the Divorce Act changed. One of the changes is that the terms “custody” and “access” have...
What Happens If You Sign A Prenup And Get Divorced?
Marriages do not always last. When the relationship between spouses breaks down and they seek a...
What If My Spouse Won’t Sign The Separation Agreement?
Understanding Separation Agreements in Ontario A separation agreement is a contract that lists...
Understanding Retroactive Child Support
Retroactive child support involves adjusting payments for periods back in time. It can arise...
What is a Cohabitation Agreement?
When two people decide to live together without getting married, they need to consider how they'll...
How Is Spousal Support Estimated?
Spousal support is calculated using various factors such as the duration of the marriage, the...
When is Spousal Support Denied?
Spousal support, formerly known as alimony, is not automatically given in every divorce or...
What is a Consent Order?
In the field of family law, legal proceedings can often become intricate and emotionally draining....
Important Tips for Hiring a Family Lawyer in Ontario, Canada
When it comes to family law matters, having the right legal representation can make all the...
Why is it Important to Have a Family Lawyer?
At Alves Law, we understand the complexities and challenges individuals face when dealing...
Cost of a Family Lawyer
Ok, you have made the emotional decision that you and your spouse must separate and possibly...
Top 5 Skills a Family Lawyer Should Have
There are many factors you should consider when in search of a family lawyer. Here are 5 important...
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