n the case of Tremblay v. Landry, the Ontario Superior Court addressed key parenting and school-related issues. Robert Tremblay, the applicant, sought two changes to the existing parenting arrangement: a week-about summer parenting schedule and moving their 8-year-old son, Ethan, to a new school closer to his new place of employment. Read more…
In a recent decision, the Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed a husband’s appeal challenging the imputation of income for support purposes. The case involved a father who claimed his income ranged from $40,000 in 2015 to $127,000 in 2019. However, the mother argued that the father’s income should be imputed Read more…
In a recent trial addressing issues of parenting and child support, the court made a significant ruling that highlights the importance of prioritizing the best interests of the child. The case involved a 12-year-old child who primarily lived with the mother. The mother, along with counsel from the Office of Read more…
In a recent family court hearing, the court reviewed a continuation of a motion to assess the applicant’s compliance with court orders and address other parenting issues. The respondent sought make-up parenting time with his two children, aged 18 and 16. The court had earlier determined that the eldest child Read more…
A recent ruling from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Carey v. Carey, 2024 ONSC 2887 (CanLII) highlights the complexities and challenges in high-conflict parenting disputes. In this case, the father (Applicant) seeks to alter the existing parenting order due to alleged interference by the mother (Respondent) in his Read more…
Introduction The McEniry v. Laird case, involving Brendon McEniry and Katherine Laird, offers a detailed examination of high-conflict custody disputes and parental alienation. Married in 2008, the couple had two children: Abigail (“Abi”) and Samantha (“Sammy”). The separation in January 2014 marked the beginning of a prolonged period of litigation Read more…
In the summer of 2019, Parliament made a number of changes to the Divorce Act through Bill C-78. The changes came into force on March 1, 2021. On the Department of Justice website, there are detailed descriptions and explanations of all the changes. An overview of some of the most Read more…