Terminating a common law relationship can be tricky and emotionally hard. Both parties should comprehend their legal rights and duties restraining order to protect themselves legally while settling the matter fairly. This post is going over what happens when a common law union ends, including how property is divided, spousal support entitlements, child custody issues, […]
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When preparing to wed, considering prenuptial agreements may appear unfavourable or gloomy. A constructed agreement can preserve one’s assets and lead to an even-handed and transparent marriage arrangement. In this blog post we discuss the intention behind such contracts, their part in divorce proceedings, and why it is essential to obtain family law legal counsel
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This blog post will delve into the intricate area of financial disclosure for third parties involved in matrimonial litigation, looking at both rights and responsibilities as well as providing helpful strategies for obtaining the necessary information. It is designed to aid those grappling with navigating such complexity by bringing clarity to what can be a
Navigating the complexities of common law separation can be a daunting task. With numerous legal nuances and unique challenges, understanding the court process and your rights as a former common-law spouse or partner is essential. This blog post provides valuable insights into the intricacies of dividing property in Ontario and offers helpful guidance for common-law
When a marriage ends in Ontario, the matrimonial home (filled with memories and emotion) often becomes one of the most significant assets during divorce proceedings. Navigating through property division can be overwhelming, but this blog post aims to provide information on exclusive possession rights regarding said asset as well as alternative dispute resolution options available
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Navigating the family law terrain in Ontario when it comes to common law spouses is not an easy task, making knowledge of rights and duties paramount. Through this blog post, we want you to be better informed on matters such as spousal support or property entitlement that are associated with being a common law spouse
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Definition of the Matrimonial Home in Ontario The matrimonial home in Ontario is defined as a property in which a married couple or their family has been living together continuously for at least one year. This includes both owned and rented properties, as well as any secondary residences such as vacation homes or cottage properties.
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If you are in a common-law relationship or about to live together with a partner, you should strongly consider entering into a cohabitation agreement. This is an excellent way to safeguard your rights if your relationship goes sour. A cohabitation agreement should ideally be signed prior to moving in together. However, you may enter into
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Cohabiting/Common Law Couples: How Your Rights Compare to Married Couples Although you may believe that as a common law spouse, you have the same rights and obligations as married spouses, this is not true. It’s critical to understand and recognize Ontario common law and the distinctions between married spouses and cohabitating partners in order to
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