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Reprinted here with permission of the author, Stacey Mendelson, Divorce Coach The problem is rarely the judge When people lose in family court, the instinctive reaction is usually: “The judge didn’t understand.” “The judge got it wrong.” “The system failed me.” Sometimes, sure.…
Introduction If you want a preview of what family law might look like if courts are effectively barred from addressing parental alienation (PA), consider how constrained they already are in the most severe alienation cases. Bill C‑223 (the “Keeping Children Safe Act”) has…
By Bijan Rafii, Brian Ludmer and Alexandra Lysova* Recently, Bill C-223—titled Keeping Children Safe Act—was introduced as a private member’s bill seeking to amend Canada’s Divorce Act. While the title suggests a focus on child welfare, the proposed legislation contains several sweeping provisions…
April 7, 2026 By Stacey Mendelson We are pleased to reproduce here some very good advice from High-Conflict Divorce Coach and Strategist, Stacey Mendelson. She advises the recipient of provocative communications: “stop allowing the other person’s behaviour to dictate [your] emotional state or…
Requests to Admit under Ontario Family Law Rule 22 can make or break your case, but courts handle them inconsistently—some treat them as binding, others as potentially optional. This blog condenses my Ontario Family Law Reporter article (Vol. 39, Issue 9, March 2026)…
If you are reading this, you likely have a cross‑border divorce, parenting, or financial dispute and are trying to figure out whether Ontario is the right place to resolve your case. Here are the main points you need to know — and why…
The author argues that Toronto’s new “short‑family‑law‑motions‑must‑be‑in‑person” directive is not a neutral scheduling change but a significant setback for access to justice, imposed without consultation or evidence. The author contends that the province — not the judges acting in secret — should decide…
By Gene C. Colman, B.A., LL.B. Bill C-223, the Keeping Children Safe Act, has passed second reading in the House of Commons. The next step is for the “Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights” to consider the bill. The bill introduces three…
Let us focus here on a 2024 Dr. Edward Kruk important article: Going Beyond the Gender Paradigm: A New Perspective on Interparental Conflict, Family Violence, and Fathering After Separation by Dr. Edward Andrew Kruk, published in New Male Studies (Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2024).…
Dr. Edward Kruk and Dr. Jennifer J. Harman published a very important 2024 article in the American Journal of Family Therapy. The distinguished authors examine arguments against the recognition of parental alienation as a form of child abuse and family violence. Make no…
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