Like a business relationship, you will likely have to communicate with the other parent when you face challenges that must be discussed. You will need to find resolutions jointly to ensure the job gets done in the best way probable.
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Marian Grande
Marian Grande is a family mediator with ADRIO (ADR Institute of Ontario) and FDRIO.
With more than 18 years of family law experience as a law clerk, Ms. Grande's passion is helping her clients resolve matters through alternative dispute resolution.
Ms. Grande frequently writes blogs for various online outlets including mediate.com.
In addition, Ms. Grande was voted best legal service in Oakville, Mississauga, Milton, and Hamilton, Ontario.
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Halloween For Divorced Parents Can be Scarier Than a Horror Movie
Some parents dread Halloween worrying about fighting with their ex, splitting time with them, or missing out on Halloween altogether if it isn’t their year.
Will Your Ex Get Everything If You Die?
After separation, most individuals are cautious in systematizing their finances. Unfortunately, they are not as thorough in managing an estate plan for when they die, which indicates that a former spouse can gain more than they would have received through family court merely because the other spouse passes.
Is There a Limitation Period in Family Law?
When married couples separate or divorce, they divide their properties. In Ontario, the division of matrimonial property is based on equalization of net family property.
What About Grandparents in Divorce?
Grandparents’ rights are not automatic, though; you must apply for them through the court or try to resolve the issues with a qualified mediator.
How Housing Problems are Affecting Divorcing Couples
Those looking to sell their matrimonial home or buy out their spouse from the property are finding out that the present market conditions are increasingly becoming unfavorable.
Cell Phones: Child Support or Section 7 Expenses?
Child support is typically meant to cover a child’s basic expenses such as food, housing, and basic clothing.
The Five Stages of Divorce
Nobody enters marriage planning on getting a divorce, and nobody wants a divorce. We all want our “happily ever after.” But how do you cope when you realize divorce is your reality?
When Can Court Force the Sale of a Matrimonial Home?
The Court may order the sale of a property if it is confirmed that not selling the home could negatively impact one spouse financially.
How Does Inheritance Affect Separation?
Depending on the size of the inheritance, it could be one of the biggest assets that you own.
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