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Child Support · January 24, 2022

Ontario Courts May Not Have Jurisdiction to Grant Relief After Foreign Divorce

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Spousal Support · November 12, 2021

Determining Spousal Status: Unmarried Couples Living Separately May Face Spousal Support Obligations

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Parenting · November 5, 2021

The Role of Parental Decision-Making and Consent in Medical Treatment for Children

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Spousal Support · October 26, 2021

Balancing Economic Self-Sufficiency and Financial Need in Setting Spousal Support

Custody · September 23, 2021

The Dangers of Unilateral Decision-Making When Co-Parenting

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Parenting · September 10, 2021

The Covid-19 Vaccine for Children: When Parents Disagree

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International · September 3, 2021

Parenting Conflicts Cross Borders in International Child Abductions

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Property · August 27, 2021

The Division of Property After a Short-Term Marriage

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Firm News · August 26, 2021

Boulby Weinberg Partners Included in the 2022 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canadaâ„¢

Domestic Contract · August 20, 2021

Why Your Cohabitation Agreement Should Address Reconciliation

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