The First Court Date Is Months Away. Can You Get In Sooner?

The mortgage is in default. The hydro is going to be cut off next week. Your first court date is in the fall, and...

•August 24, 2026•AMLaw

“Isn’t It Final?” Why Interim Support Orders Are Provisional

A frequent source of confusion in family litigation is the status of an order made early in the case. A party receives a support...

•August 17, 2026•AMLaw

The Jointly-Retained Report At The Interim Stage: Weight Without Form 53

Interim support and financial motions frequently turn on an expert valuation — an income or business valuation report — tendered before the formal expert...

•August 10, 2026•AMLaw

What Happens To A Gift In Your Will If The Charity No Longer Exists?

You leave part of your estate to a charity that matters to you. You name it in your will, sign, and move on. But...

•August 5, 2026•AMLaw

Compelling Reasons: The Post-Separation Income Drop

A distinct issue within imputation law is the payor who earned one income before separation and a lower one after. The change may be...

•July 27, 2026•AMLaw

Why Courts Hold Money In Trust During A Divorce

When a marriage ends, one spouse often owes the other money at the end of the process — an equalization payment to balance out...

•July 17, 2026•AMLaw

The House Sold Mid-Divorce. Who Gets The Money Now?

For many separating couples, the matrimonial home is the single largest thing they own — and often the only asset with real value. When...

•July 10, 2026•AMLaw

Self-Defence In Canada: Legal Principles And Practical Application In Ontario

Self-defence is one of the most important and misunderstood areas of criminal law in Canada. While many people assume they have a broad right...

•April 27, 2026•AMLaw

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