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What is in the best interests of the child is the standard that is used to make child custody decisions. The best interests of the child standard is the guiding standard when decisions impacting children, such as the custody of a child, are…
The divorce process can feel overwhelming, and divorcing couples likely have a long list of priorities and concerns they want to address during the divorce process. It is important for divorcing spouses to understand how to protect their interests and the wealth they…
Depending on the parenting agreement and best interests of the child, the answer could be yes. Custody does not prohibit a parent from seeing a child. Custody is about who gets to make decisions about raising the child.Child-raising decisions include items like education…
Many thanks to my esteemed colleague, Philip Epstein, for granting permission to publish here his report with respect to the expected expansion of unified family courts in Canada and particularly in Ontario. Published with permission from Westlaw's "Epstein's This Week in Family Law,…
Due to the tremendous force of gender role expectations, it has been a struggle for divorced men to bring their personal struggles into the public sphere. On a chilly November evening, I headed downtown to attend a lecture on "Disappearing Dad's", hosted by…
I am reproducing here a most insightful piece by my colleague, Philip Epstein. Mr. Epstein is one of the most foremost experts in family law in Canada. He has been a leader in many aspects of the system from directing the family law…
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