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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)…
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…
A marriage contract should protect your future, not become courtroom confetti. Cantillo v. Inserra Estate (2025 ONSC 3425) https://canlii.ca/t/kh44p shows exactly how a flawed one gets shredded. Justice S.J. Woodley had zero trouble setting aside this 2004 deal. Here's why it failed, and the steps to…
The Ontario Court of Appeal’s family-law-related decisions released in December 2025 provide a clear reminder of the limited role of appellate courts in family litigation. In different procedural contexts, both decisions underscore the same foundational principle: an appeal is not an opportunity to…
Gene C. Colman Introduction: This article I reproduce here is written by Stacey Mendelson, a Divorce Coach. While her approach may be tailored more specifically to women, her wise advice that she shares here is equally applicable to men. Clients oft times want…
Justice Mohan Sharma was appointed to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in March 2021. At the time of his appointment, Mr. Justice Sharma was the Executive Legal Officer for that same court, providing legal and policy advice to the Court’s judges; he…
There are considerable challenges when the separating or divorcing couple have high net-worths plus one or both have high incomes. While no divorce is ever simple, high net-worth divorces are even more complex. If your case goes to court, the outcome may be…
An "easy" divorce can be an attractive scenario if you are eager to end your marriage and move forward. However, it is a legal process and a major life event, so it may not necessarily be as easy as you would like. That…
Deciding to divorce is not something spouses always do together. Often, one person decides to divorce, and the other person eventually consents, or at least comes to terms with it. However, there are also situations where the other person does not accept the…
There may be a lot about a separation or divorce that feels unfair, from the way your ex may be treating you to having to leave your home. But when it comes to fairness in a divorce settlement, common law break-up, parenting agreements,…
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