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Too often, divorcing spouses let their emotions about each other cloud their judgment as parents. In this environment, some parents resort to actions that can cause significant damage to a child. One example of this is parental alienation. Parental alienation involves a parent's…
In a child custody dispute, fathers can feel they are at a disadvantage in terms of securing parenting time and rights to be a part of their child's life. Often, they feel like the deck is stacked against them because of procedural unfairness…
Divorce is a highly personal, emotional process. Spouses can be angry and hurt, and everything from details about your marital life to your financial assets can be put out in the open. For people who value their privacy, this can be unsettling. As…
We have previously written on our site and our blog about breastfeeding. Although we have always been strong advocates for infants enjoying extensive time with their fathers, including overnights, we have in the past also taken a somewhat conservative and cautious approach when…
Individuals experience numerous changes after a divorce, from where they live to how they support themselves. And these changes can become especially challenging and pronounced to navigate during the holidays. If you are recently divorced and this is the first holiday season after…
A divorce does not just affect the two parties ending a marriage. Numerous people are affected by others' splits, including the couple's children, in-laws, and close friends. And don't forget the furry, feathered companions. When owners split up, they must decide what will…
If you are planning a wedding, the ideas of individual wealth preservation and life after divorce may not exactly be on your radar. If they are, you might feel guilty about discussing a prenuptial agreement, also known in Ontario as a "marriage contract". …
Children may experience a great deal of stress and emotional challenges when parents divorce. Child custody and access court conflict are certainly the most challenging for parents and their children. Children often must adapt to new living arrangements, and they may be struggling…
After divorce or separation, Canadian laws require both parents to continue to provide for a child financially. Children are entitled to this money, and it can be critical to their well-being. Child support ensures a child receives things like a safe home, clothes,…
Divorce is a process; for some, it is a lengthy process. And during that time, other aspects of life continue normally. Kids still go to school; mortgages still need to be paid; our health and well-being still require attention. For many divorcing spouses,…
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