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In Ontario, a couple can live "separate and apart" but maintain their legal marriage status (if married at the time). They can make a binding contract. Cohabiting but unmarried couples can also enter into a binding written contract or "Separation Agreement". If you…
A marriage contract can sound like one of the most unromantic and uncomfortable topics to discuss with your partner. However, the fact is that the benefits of having a marriage contract can far outweigh the challenges of an awkward conversation - particularly if…
Watch Gene C. Colman’s presentation at the Sept. 2022 Men & Families Conference – “The Newly Expanded Definition of “Family Violence” in the Divorce Act” (of Canada) Infidelity is a common trigger behind parties' decision to divorce, whether it is the deceit behind…
When people are planning their wedding, discussing what will happen to your property in the event of a divorce is typically not on the list of priorities. However, talking about a marital contract can be essential, especially for parties entering a marriage with significant…
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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…
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