Divorce rarely ends on the day you decide. It ends when the court says it does. That gap is what most people underestimate. Your Divorce Timeline can feel simple on paper, then stretch because of one missing form. In Ontario, two things shape the clock. First, the legal waiting rule, like the one-year separation. Second,...
Police in Ontario follow a zero‑tolerance policy toward allegations of intimate‑partner violence, so someone accused will usually be arrested and will have to attend court soon afterwards. Understanding what the first court date means and what happens next is critical. This guide explains the criminal process from arrest and bail through case management, bail conditions,...
When you’re living through domestic assault, the world stops feeling safe. Even in your own home, every sound feels louder. Every message feels heavier. And every small moment leaves a mark that no one else sees. You know what happened. You know the fear, the pattern, the control. But proving it feels like a whole...
Starting a business in Ontario? A contract review checklist can make things much easier. Before you sign vendor agreements, service contracts, or licence deals, you must know what you’re committing to. For start-ups, one overlooked clause can cost thousands. This guide walks you through everything you need, tailored for Ontario start-ups. We have covered key...
If you believe a loved one’s will does not reflect their true wishes or that it’s unfair. You may wonder how to challenge a will in Ontario. This is a significant step, and you should be aware of the entire process. The law sets strict rules and guidelines. But yes, contesting a will is possible...
Defending yourself against a domestic assault charge in Ontario can feel overwhelming, but understanding the legal framework and your rights is the first step toward a fair outcome. Domestic assault refers to any assault charge that involves an intimate partner or family member, and it carries unique procedural and social dynamics. What Is Domestic Assault...
Did you know that just over 275,000 family law cases were active in Canadian civil courts in 2019/2020? Among these, a significant number were disputes over the separation date. A simple date plays an important role in family law matters, including property division, spousal support, and other related issues. For couples going through a divorce,...
Did you know that almost 60 percent of small business owners in Ontario have used verbal contracts at least once? That means more than half of them agreed without writing anything down. Verbal agreements are common in daily life, too. You might shake hands on a job deal, promise to buy something, or make a...
After a divorce, one thing parents need to think about is how their child’s education savings will be affected. Registered Education Savings Plans (RESP) are a great way to save for your child’s future education. But what happens to an RESP when parents separate or divorce? In this article, we’ll look at how RESPs and...
Hiring a contractor or vendor should make your life easier. Whether it’s a kitchen renovation, a home addition, or purchasing building materials, you expect professionalism and results. But things can go wrong sometimes. For example, the contractor might leave the job unfinished, do poor work, or simply stop responding. In such cases, you have to...
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