When your ex stops paying child support, it can put a real strain on your finances and create extra stress on top of everything else you’re already managing. On the flip side, falling behind on payments can cause serious legal and financial trouble for the parent who’s supposed to pay. Knowing how child support is…
When a couple separates or divorces, emotions can run high—especially when children are involved—but sometimes one of the parents takes it to the point of parental alienation. While it’s completely normal for both parents to feel frustrated or overwhelmed during this time, what’s not okay is when one parent begins to actively harm the child’s…
Going through a separation or divorce is hard enough, but when your ex moves out of the province—or even out of the country—it can leave you wondering how spousal support payments are supposed to work. Living in different provinces or countries doesn’t mean spousal support orders stop being valid. Thanks to enforcement agreements between Ontario…
What happens if you become unable to pay the child support payments you were ordered to pay or that you agreed to pay based on a written agreement? Unfortunately, people end up in situations where they become unable to keep up with their child support payments. People lose their jobs due to layoffs or downsizing. …
