Child Support for School Expenses & Extracurriculars: What You Need to Know
When parents divorce or separate, one of the most crucial considerations is ensuring that their child’s financial needs are met. Child support covers the basic costs of raising a child, including housing, food, and clothing. However, as children grow, additional expenses, such as school-related costs and extracurricular activities, become essential for their development and well-being....
My Spouse Wants a Divorce. I Do Not. What Do I Do?
Facing the reality that your spouse wants a divorce while you do not can be an emotionally overwhelming and confusing experience. It’s a situation that can leave you feeling powerless and uncertain about your future. However, it’s essential to remember that you still have options and can take steps to navigate this challenging situation while making informed decisions about your...
Tips for Co-Parenting with a Difficult Ex-Spouse
Co-parenting with a difficult ex-spouse can be one of the most challenging aspects of a divorce. Dealing with hostility, uncooperativeness, and communication barriers can create tension and negatively impact the children involved. However, it is crucial to prioritize the well-being of the children and find effective strategies for successful co-parenting despite the difficulties. In this...
The Role of Social Media in Divorce Cases: Navigating the Digital Landscape
In today’s digital age, social media has become an integral part of our lives, influencing how we connect, communicate, and share information. However, when it comes to divorce cases, the impact of social media can be significant and far-reaching. This blog post aims to explore the role of social media in divorce cases, shedding light on its potential benefits and pitfalls. We will delve...
Protecting Your Finances in a High-Asset Divorce: Strategies and Considerations
Going through a divorce can be emotionally and financially challenging, especially when substantial assets are at stake. In this blog post, we will provide valuable advice to individuals who are navigating a high-asset divorce. From identifying and valuing assets to implementing effective strategies, we will guide you in protecting your financial interests during the divorce process. Remember,...
Managing Divorce at an Older Age – Navigating the Challenges of “Grey Divorce”
Divorce can be a significant life event that comes with its unique set of challenges. When couples decide to part ways later in life, commonly referred to as “grey divorce,” there are specific considerations that need to be addressed. From managing the emotional impact to planning for financial security, navigating divorce at an older age requires careful thought and preparation....
Older Children & Divorce – How Can Families Work Together?
Many divorcing parents expect that their divorce will have an impact on their younger children. However, many people do not realize that there is still a chance of negative impact on the couple’s adult children too. Read on to find ways to minimize a divorce’s negative effects on adult children. How to help older children when parents are going through a divorce? Many couples are told...
How to Tell Others You Are Getting Divorced
A guide by Fine & Associates, the Family And Divorce Attorneys of Toronto One tricky part of divorce proceedings that you may have yet to think about is informing others about your divorce. Telling friends and family members about your divorce could be one of the trickiest parts of your divorce yet, but with the following tips, it may be easier for you to speak about it. Related: Your...
When Holiday Child Custody Agreements Aren’t Working – What Are Your Rights?
Child custody agreements address parents’ visitation rights during holidays. Courts know the value in extended child custody with children when school isn’t in session. If your ex is constantly violating your holiday child custody agreement, or you would wish to modify the agreement, now is the time to discuss with an Ontario attorney to see what can be done about your case. What to do when...