Divorce Risk Factors Hiding In Your Marriage
Divorce papers can come as a shock especially if one spouse is caught off guard. Failure to deal with marital problems once they emerge leads to resentment and contempt. Experts have concluded that marriages do not break, they erode with time. Most couples will end up divorcing because they did not address certain issues once they emerged. Below is a list of signs that your marriage is on the...
Don’t Try To File A Divorce Without Seeking A Free Consulation First
Before you file for divorce, you need to assess how it would affect your life. There are various issues that emerge when you file for divorce; they include child custody and support, equitable property settlement or prenuptial agreements. Most people file for divorce not knowing the consequences it could have on their lives. A free consultation with an experienced divorce lawyer will enlighten...Do I Need A Divorce Lawyer? Think Carefully
One of the most common mistakes made by individuals going through a divorce process is failure to hire a divorce lawyer. Most people will opt to represent themselves (pro se representation) legally in an attempt to save money. There are many disadvantages to pro se representation and it may be more expensive than hiring a divorce lawyer. Moving forward with a divorce process without the proper...Steps To Getting A Divorce In Ontario: A Simple Guide
In order to qualify to get a divorce in Ontario, you must: Have been legally married in Canada or another country Intend to permanently separate from your spouse (or have done so already), with no chance of getting back together Have lived in Ontario, as must your spouse, for at least 12 months before you apply for divorce You must be able to prove that your marriage is irreparably broken....Does Ontario Family Law Protect The Interests Of People Paying Support?
When a marriage ends, spouses have certain financial rights and obligations. These include both child support and spousal support. You are obligated to pay child support if the other parent has physical custody of the child or children, meaning that they live with him or her the majority of the time. This makes you the “payor” and the other parent the “recipient” of support. The other type of...Fine & Associates Wins Top Choice Award 2014
We are proud to announce that Fine & Associates Professional Corporation has become a Top Choice Award 2014 Winner in the “Top Family Law Firm” category! This is a great honour since the results were based on the voices of the people of our community. We are excited that our clients have recognized us for the job we’ve been doing helping families weather difficult times...Common Psychological Effects of Divorce on Women and Men. You Are Not Alone
Divorce has profound psychological effects on women as well as men, affecting them mentally, emotionally, physically, and economically. While women often bear a heavier burden in terms of emotional and economic impacts, both genders face significant challenges. Importantly, not every aspect of divorce is negative, and some individuals emerge stronger and more resilient. The psychological...When Should You Consider Changing Your Divorce Lawyer
Getting divorced is one of the most difficult experiences a person can go through. The last thing you want is to have that stress compounded by unprofessional behavior from your lawyer or ineffective legal help. Still, changing your divorce lawyer is not something to take lightly. You will have to pay your first lawyer’s bill up to the time of dismissal and also pay your new...
The Secret to Avoiding a Trial During Divorce
The court procedures in a family law case can seem intimidating to those who are unfamiliar to them. An overview of the family law rules and process in Ontario will acquaint you with the new terminology and give you an idea of what you expect. Remember, there are other options for resolving disputes over family law, besides going to court. A divorce lawyer can help you decide on the best...