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If you are divorcing in Ontario, you and your soon-to-be ex can expect to equally share in the increased net worth of your marriage. In other words, if husband's net worth from date of marriage to date of separation increased by $1,000 and…
Dividing assets and money in an Ontario divorce is a complex and intensive process. Add in attempts to hide date of separation assets and artificially inflate debts, well it becomes even more contentious and complicated! (And note that in Ontario, we don't really…
Proper valuations are essential to dividing property and calculating equalization payments in Ontario. Mistakes that result in undervaluing or overvaluing property can create significant financial and legal headaches. As such, it is crucial to avoid them, including the more common ones we discuss…
Whatever your family law legal dispute may be, there is a reasonable likelihood that you can resolve it without having to go to court. Avoiding litigation has numerous benefits, but broadly, it is frequently easier, faster, less expensive, less conflict promoting and more…
When you are dividing (in Ontario we say "equalizing") your "net family property" as part of your divorce, fixing a dollar number to some assets and liabilities may prove to be especially challenging. In some cases, these complexities could derail an otherwise peaceful…
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…
It can take time to cope with divorce and move forward. However, most people eventually start new relationships. When one of these relationships gets serious, remarriage could be the next step. If you are currently thinking about remarrying, your ex may be the…
Too often, engaged couples dismiss the idea of having a "prenuptial agreement" or "marriage contract" because they associate it with conflict and mistrust. Of course, a prenup is valuable if a marriage ends, but it can also be a tool in helping to…
Divorce is not something that happens overnight. Spouses might spend months or years fighting, reconciling, seeking counseling and living in limbo before someone ultimately files the necessary paperwork to end the marriage. Thus, it may not always be clear when spouses actually separate.…
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