When a divorce involves substance abuse, it can make an already difficult process even more overwhelming. Whether you’re dealing with emotional fallout, legal roadblocks, or financial instability, divorcing an addict often comes with a unique set of challenges. This is especially true when children are involved, and their safety and wellbeing are at stake. If…
Making a schooling choice after divorce or separation can be challenging—especially if your ex does not agree. Whether you are thinking about switching your child to a Catholic, private, or arts-based program — or even deciding on a high school or post-secondary school — disagreements can quickly arise if the other parent has different ideas.…
Mother’s Day can bring up a lot of emotions, especially for ex-partners who are co-parenting. While your relationship with your ex may have changed, the role of a parent lasts a lifetime. This special day is a great opportunity to show your children the value of appreciation and respect—and that includes honouring their mother. When…
Coordinating a schedule for the Easter holidays after a separation or divorce can be challenging, but with planning and communication, you can create a positive experience for your child(ren). Ontario family law prioritizes the child’s best interests, encouraging parents to work together to ensure meaningful time with both parents—especially during holidays. To help guide you…
You’re madly in love, engaged, and ready to start your future together – then your partner asks about a marriage contract. Does this mean they don’t trust you? Not at all. A marriage contract isn’t about planning for divorce—it’s about ensuring financial clarity and security for both of you, no matter what the future holds.…
