Notes from the table.
Plain-language guidance on family law, child protection, and litigation, serving the GTA and Northern Ontario. Written by our firm, for the people living these questions.
The Supreme Court Just Recognized a New Tort of Intimate Partner Violence. Here Is What It Means.
In Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, Canada's highest court held that coercive control within a relationship is itself a civil wrong. For survivors in Ontario, the path to damages just changed.
Read the analysisThe Long Way Home: Rebuilding Parenting Time After Jail for Domestic Violence Charges
Supervision is a bridge, not a destination. The step-up plans, review periods, and Ontario programs courts expect after release.
Your Ex Is Self-Employed. Here Is How to Get Honest Financial Disclosure.
What documents to demand, the red flags that reveal hidden income, and when an expert report is worth the cost.
Expanding Parenting Time With an Infant: Breastfeeding, Overnights, and Step-Up Plans
Breastfeeding matters, but it cannot rule the day. What courts and the AFCC-O guide expect as a baby's schedule grows.
"My Child Doesn't Want to Go": When Kids Refuse Parenting Time
A parenting order is not a suggestion, and a parent cannot abdicate. Contempt, police clauses, and what courts expect.
Child Support in Shared Parenting: How the 40% Threshold Works
When both parents share substantial time, the usual table amount is only the starting point. Inside the Section 9 analysis.
Customary Care: Keeping Indigenous Children Connected to Community
A culturally grounded alternative to foster care under the CYFSA, and how we support families who choose it.
Evicting a Commercial Tenant in Ontario: Get the Notice Right First
Section 19(2) of the Commercial Tenancies Act can void your eviction over a defective notice. What a valid one requires.
Bought a Business Based on Lies? Rescission and Misrepresentation in Ontario
Inflated revenues, hidden debts, false promises. The remedies that can unwind the deal or recover your losses.
Swipe Left on Liability: When Dating Platforms Ignore Known Danger
What Materialists (2025) gets right about the industry, and the negligence framework survivors can use in Canada.
