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A Family Shelter for abused men and children is to be established in the Toronto area but it needs your help and support. Such a shelter is an all-important social service, hitherto lacking in Canada. Read more about the shelter here: Family Shelter…
Equal Shared Parenting within child custody law is very much a thriving concept in Ontario. Superior Court Justice W.D. Newton has penned what I believe to be a very important decision: Balke v. O'Connor. Although it was decided on 24 April 2017, remarkably the…
Advocates Daily dot com has highlighted my contemplation of the grandparent/grandchild access conundrum. I hope that these articles will provide much-needed inspiration for all of us to seriously consider the harm that is done to grandchildren. It's not just a simple matter…
I don't like Separation Agreements. Many would surely disagree. In my view, Separation Agreements are not always that easy to enforce. It is much better to have a court order, especially if you seek to enforce a parenting plan. While the provincial government…
Social policy drives child custody laws. Until now, common "wisdom" has told us that kids are generally better off with one parent primarily; usually that has translated into maternal sole custody. Where intimate relationships are fractured, dads have to bring forth much more…
Procedural Fairness v. Procedural Anarchy: The Ontario Court of Appeal in Frick v. Frick 2016 ONCA 799 has attempted to promote procedural fairness. While partially successful in that endeavour, the court has unfortunately encouraged procedural anarchy. Economic factors leads wife to amend her…
Parenting time access during the holiday season by GLORIA ANTWI - Associate Counsel at the Gene C. Colman Family Law Centre. The Christmas tree is overflowing with toys in two separate homes but who will determine where the children open their gifts this…
Preparing the Child for the Parenting Time Access Exchange Children need predictability and assistance in preparation for the transition between their two homes. Children need to hear each parent speak positively about the other parent and the other parent's extended family. Reminders should…
Where there is a perceived threat to the health, safety, or well being of a child, the Children's Aid Society (CAS) has the legal right to apprehend a child - ie. remove the child from the care of the parent or other guardian.…
Disputes over child custody and access tend to consume inordinate amounts of court time, parents' scarce financial resources and these disputes cause parents and children untold harm on many levels. Such organizations as the Canadian Equal Parenting Council, Lawyers for Shared Parenting, and…
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