Sharing parental responsibilities and time equally is normally in a child's best interests. The benefits of equal parenting time are well-known, and the fact is that the vast majority of Canadians support a legislated presumption for equal shared parenting (absent...
Month: April 2022
Mediation just might be for you!
On Behalf of Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre | Apr 11, 2022 | Dispute Resolution, Family Law
Mediating a divorce is generally faster, less expensive are more cooperative than taking a case to court. It also allows divorcing spouses to maintain more control over the outcome. This can all happen with the help and guidance of a trained mediator. But what,...
Tips for preparing for a parenting assessment
On Behalf of Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre | Apr 11, 2022 | Child Custody, Parenting Time Access
Determining the rights and obligations that parents should have after splitting up can be a highly emotional and contentious process. In some cases, a judge may order an assessment by a professional. These assessments can significantly impact parenting time and...
Dispelling myths about spousal support
On Behalf of Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre | Apr 4, 2022 | Spousal Support
Spousal support is a legal issue that people might hear about from friends or tabloids. This second-hand or anecdotal evidence can make it easy to pass on misinformation, which can wind up causing confusion and conflict if you face this issue yourself. Below, we...
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