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Three siblings sit in the backseat of a car. The little girl on the left cubbles a stuffed bear and drinks from a juice box. The middle child his hidden by a map of Ontario, while th third eats an apple and lisyens to music on her headphones, representing taking children outside Ontario for summer vacation.

Can a Parent Take a Child Out of Province for Summer Vacation?
A group of kids playing on a hammock at a summer camp, representing parenting disputes in the summer regarding kids' camp schedules.

What Happens When Summer Camps Interfere With Parenting Time?
A woman holding her head in her hands, hiding her face, representing the tort of intimate partner violence recognized by the Supreme Court of Canada in Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia.

Beyond Broken Trust: SCC Recognizes New Tort of Intimate Partner Violence
A toddler stands inside behind a set of French doors as his father approaches the door from outside smiling and waving, representing Parenting Plans.

Silence Speaks Volumes: The Rise of “Grey Rock” Communication in Ontario Family Law Disputes
White vials with DNA samples on a black shelf, representing DNA paternity tests.

Kids Come First: Court Denies Father’s Demand for DNA Test
Wooden man, woman, and a child figures on a table with a wooden house and key, representing separation in Ontario.

Separating in Ontario, Part 2: After the Dust Settles – Navigating Property, Support, and Agreements
A husband and wife sit on opposite sides of an unmade bed with their backs to each other, looking dejected, representing what couples should do after a separation.

Separating in Ontario, Part 1: What to Do in the First 30 Days
A charming house with white sidind and blue shutters, a red brick chimney and an attached garage surrounded by green trees and shrubs,, representingproperty division during separation.

Understanding Property Division During Separation in Ontario
A man tapes closed a cardboard box with the help of his child, with another box off to the side, representing moving away with a child.

Can a Parent Move Away With a Child After Separation in Ontario?
A cozy window reading nook looking out onto a snowy yard, representing the division of the family or matrimonial home after separation or divorce in Ontario

Who Gets the House in an Ontario Divorce? Understanding Matrimonial Home Rights