It's common for Toronto family law judges to encourage parents to sort out a custody schedule among themselves. Many parents here in Ontario find deciding how to trade-off time with their child difficult to do. There are some popular custody schedules that you may be...
Month: February 2020
Putting your children’s best interests first
On Behalf of Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre | Feb 19, 2020 | Family Law
If you're going through a divorce or a custody dispute, it is important to put the needs of your children before your own. You want your decisions to reflect their best interests. How do you determine what their best interests really are? It's not just what they want,...
Civility During Divorce Proceedings
On Behalf of Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre | Feb 8, 2020 | Family Law
Sometimes it can be difficult to remain calm during divorce proceedings. The reason for the divorce, whether it was an affair, poor financial decisions or whatever the case may be, generally does not have a major impact when a couple is dividing their shared...
How will a divorce impact your finances?
On Behalf of Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre | Feb 4, 2020 | Family Law
Our readers may know friends or family members who have gone through a divorce and would describe the process with one word: difficult. There is no doubt that a divorce is life-altering; for many people, it can take years to move on from both the emotional devastation...
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