Struggling with child custody or parenting time disputes? When parents cannot agree, the court intervenes based on the child’s best interests.

📌 Key Custody Disputes Explained:
✔ Decision-Making Authority: Who makes key choices about education, health, and religion?
✔ Parenting Time Schedules: How will time be shared fairly between parents?
✔ Best Interests of the Child: Courts prioritize stability, emotional bonds, and parental involvement.
✔ Legal Custody Options: Sole custody vs. joint custody arrangements

⚖️ Ontario’s courts focus on maintaining strong parent-child relationships while ensuring the child’s safety and well-being.

📞 Need legal advice? Call (416) 792-5400 to speak with an experienced family lawyer.

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Not happy with the outcome of your divorce case? You may be able to appeal! This video explains the key reasons Ontario courts allow contested divorce appeals.

📌 Grounds for Appeal:
✔ Legal Errors: If the judge misapplied Ontario’s Divorce Act or Family Law Act
✔ Misinterpretation of Laws: If the ruling doesn’t align with previous legal precedents
✔ Unfair Trial Process: If you were denied the right to present key evidence or faced judicial bias
✔ New Evidence: If critical, unavailable evidence surfaces after the ruling

⚠️ Appealing a divorce ruling is complex—consult a lawyer before proceeding.

📞 Need expert legal guidance? Call (416) 792-5400 today.

🔗 Learn more: https://divorcego.ca/appealing....-a-contested-divorce

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Confused about spousal support in Ontario? This video breaks down the differences between temporary and permanent spousal support to help you understand your rights.

📌 Key Differences:
✔ Temporary Support: Paid during divorce proceedings to cover immediate financial needs (housing, legal fees, etc.).
✔ Permanent Support: Awarded if one spouse cannot become financially independent, often due to age, health, or career sacrifices.
✔ Modification: Permanent support may be reviewed if circumstances change.

📞 Unsure what type of support applies to your case? Call (416) 792-5400 to consult a divorce lawyer in Toronto.

🔗 Learn more: https://divorcego.ca/how-a-jud....ge-decides-a-contest

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What factors do Ontario courts consider when deciding child custody? Under the Children’s Law Reform Act (CLRA), the child’s best interests are the top priority.

📌 Key Factors in Custody Decisions:
✔ The child’s emotional and physical needs
✔ Parenting history & involvement in caregiving
✔ The child’s relationship with each parent
✔ The child’s preferences (if mature enough)
✔ Each parent’s stability and cooperation
✔ History of family violence or abuse

🏡 Understanding these factors can help you navigate custody disputes more effectively.

📞 Need legal advice? Call (416) 792-5400 to speak with a family lawyer.

🔗 Learn more: https://divorcego.ca/how-to-wi....n-contested-divorce-

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Learn about property division in Ontario under the Family Law Act. Understand Net Family Property (NFP), equalization payments, matrimonial home rules, and how assets & debts are divided fairly in uncontested divorces. Get legal insights for a smooth separation. Visit divorcego.ca for more information.

Spousal support calculations in Ontario are based on:
✔️ Income of Both Parties 💲
✔️ Length of Relationship 📅
✔️ Roles During the Relationship (e.g., primary caregiver vs. financial provider)
📞 For legal guidance, call (416) 792-5400
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The Family Responsibility Office (FRO) helps enforce child & spousal support payments. To qualify, you must:
✔️ Have a court-ordered support agreement
✔️ Be a resident of Ontario (or have an order from a reciprocating jurisdiction)
✔️ Register with FRO
📞 Need assistance? Call (416) 792-5400
🔗 Learn more: https://divorcego.ca/family-re....sponsibility-office-
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Finalizing your divorce? Here’s what you need to do:
🔹 Step 1: Attach supporting documents (Affidavit for Divorce, financial agreements, etc.)
🔹 Step 2: Pay applicable court fees
🔹 Step 3: Submit Form 25A online or at the courthouse
📞 Call (416) 792-5400 for legal help
🔗 More details: https://divorcego.ca/form-25a-divorce-order/
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A Certificate of Divorce is proof that your marriage is legally dissolved in Ontario. You may need it to:
✔️ Change your last name
✔️ Update personal records
✔️ Settle financial matters after divorce
📞 Need a divorce lawyer in Toronto? Call (416) 792-5400
🔗 Learn more: https://divorcego.ca/certifica....te-of-divorce-ontari
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If you're involved in a family court case in Ontario, Form 6B is essential to prove that documents were served to the other party. This is required for:
✅ Divorce Proceedings
✅ Custody & Support Applications
✅ Other Family Court Matters (e.g., restraining orders, separation agreements)
📞 Need legal advice? Call (416) 792-5400
🔗 Learn more: https://divorcego.ca/form-6b-affidavit-of-service/
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⁣🏡
Safeguard
What’s Yours

A marriage contract ensures that your pre-marital assets—like a home, business,
or investments—remain yours. Learn how to protect your property.

👉 Discover more: https://divorcego.ca/marriage-....contracts-for-second

⁣💍
When
to Create a Marriage Contract

Whether before or during marriage, a contract helps protect your assets and
clarify financial responsibilities. Learn the best times to create one.

👉 Read more: https://divorcego.ca/when-can-....you-create-marriage-

📞 Call (416) 792-5400 to start your contract today.

⁣Understanding Custody Arrangements in Ontario

Sole, joint, shared, or split custody—what’s best for your family? Learn about
the types of custody and how they work in Ontario.

👉 Learn more: https://divorcego.ca/relocatin....g-with-children-afte

⁣🤝 Uncontested Divorces: A Smoother Path

Save time, money, and stress with an uncontested divorce. Streamline spousal
support and move forward with ease.

👉 Read more: https://divorcego.ca/spousal-s....upport-uncontested-d

📞 Call (416) 792-5400 for personalized guidance.

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⁣Spousal Support & Taxes Explained

Did you know spousal support impacts taxes differently for the payor and the
recipient? Understand your tax obligations and protect your financial
interests.

👉 Learn more: https://divorcego.ca/divorce-t....axes-toronto-lawyer-

💍 Secure Your Future with a Marriage Contract
From property division to spousal support, a marriage contract helps protect your interests. Learn about the key terms included in Ontario marriage contracts.
👉 Read more: https://divorcego.ca/benefits-....of-marriage-contract
📞 Call (416) 792-5400 for expert advice.

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Stay-at-home parents are entitled to property equalization and spousal support in Ontario. Learn about these protections at https://divorcego.ca/stay-at-home-parent-divorce/ or call (416) 792-5400.

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Learn about the Divorce Act and Ontario’s Family Law Act, essential laws governing divorce, support, and property division in Ontario. Read more at https://divorcego.ca/divorce-laws-toronto/ or call (416) 792-5400.

Ontario law recognizes different types of spousal support, such as compensatory, needs-based, and contractual support. Read more at https://divorcego.ca/spousal-support-laws-ontario/ or call (416) 792-5400.

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Explore common marital assets like the family home, shared investments, and joint accounts, and how they’re divided in an Ontario divorce. Read more at https://divorcego.ca/marital-property-ontario/ or call (416) 792-5400.

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