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Intimate partner violence in Ontario is a standalone civil tort. The Supreme Court of Canada recognized it in May 2026, allowing damages for intentional coercive and controlling conduct within an intimate relationship or after it ends. In May of 2026 […]

Relocation cases are among the most difficult disputes in family law. When one parent wants to move with a child to another city, province, or country, the question is not simply whether the move is good for that parent. The […]

While parents may often assume that after a separation, both parents will have an equal and shared right to parenting time, this is not automatically the case. In Ontario family law, parenting time (which is different from decision-making responsibility a.k.a. […]

Many separated parents assume that an interim parenting order is only temporary and that the real child custody decision will be made later at trial. Even more parents will agree to a short-term parenting arrangement because they believe it can […]