Family Law Rules Archives

May 06

Posted By: bookmanlaw
Posted In: Child Support , Common Law , Divorce , Family Law , Parenting , Separation , Shared Parenting , Spousal Support , Spouses
Tags: Divorce, Family, Family Law Rules, Separation, Support
Date: May 6, 2015
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Changes to the Family Law Rules – NEW Financial Disclosure Requirements

On May 2, 2015 a number of important changes to the Family Law Rules came into force. One of the most significant changes relates financial disclosure that every party in a family law case is now automatically required to produce. Since financial disclosure issues often slow down family law proceedi...

December 28

Posted By: bookmanlaw
Posted In: Uncategorized
Tags: Child, Child Support Guidelines, Children, Divorce, Divorce Act, Divorce Clients, Family Law Act, Family Law Matters, Family Law Rules, Involving Family, Joint Property, Justice, Legislation, Ontario’s Family Law Act, Shared Parenting, Spousal Support, Support Payments
Date: December 28, 2014
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Home for the Holidays

So many people find themselves in such difficult places at this time of year. They feel like they, and often their children, have been discarded for a variety of reason ranging from a previously unknown other relationship to a spouse who just doesn’t want them any longer. What a horrible way...

January 06

Posted By: bookmanlaw
Posted In: Child Support , Child Support Guidelines , Children , Family Law
Tags: Child Support Guidelines, Divorce Act, Divorce Clients, Family Law Act, Family Law Matters, Family Law Rules, Support Payments
Date: January 6, 2014
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CHILD SUPPORT & THE 40% RULE by Jeremy D. Loeb

Most parents who have occasional access rights to their children eventually hear about the existence of a section of the child support legislation that allows a court to reduce their child support payments if they have their children with them forty percent of the time or more. Often these access pa...

December 22

Posted By: bookmanlaw
Posted In: Family Law
Tags: Family Law Act, Family Law Rules, Spousal Support
Date: December 22, 2013
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NOTHING TO PUT UNDER THE TREE

This is about money and how money is used as a weapon of control, abuse and spite. It is also about one of the many flaws in this province’s (Ontario) family law system. When people separate and begin the divorce process there is almost always a power imbalance. This usually involves money. Wi...