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Case Alert: You Can’t Enforce a Debt with Contempt: Lessons from O.C. v. J.C.

Case Alert: You Can’t Enforce a Debt with Contempt: Lessons from O.C. v. J.C.

by Tim | Apr 12, 2025 | Debt, Debtor/Creditor, Family Law, Uncategorized

Court: New Brunswick Court of AppealDecision Date: January 9, 2025Citation: 2025 NBCA 4 (CanLII) 📌 Overview This appeal involved a contempt order issued against Mr. O.C. for failing to pay various amounts to his former spouse, J.C., following divorce-related court...
The Risks of Relying on Online Advice and Friendly Tips During a Divorce

The Risks of Relying on Online Advice and Friendly Tips During a Divorce

by Tim | Nov 12, 2024 | Access to justice, Divorce, Family Law, Legal Information, Social Media

What does a “man cold” have to do with researching a divorce you might ask? Sounds pretty silly doesn’t it!? However, this recent video on our You tube channel discusses why you should be careful when researching online during your divorce and...
5 Essential Things to Consider Before Consulting a Divorce Lawyer

5 Essential Things to Consider Before Consulting a Divorce Lawyer

by Tim | Sep 6, 2023 | Divorce, Family Law, Legal Information, Uncategorized

Introduction Going through a divorce is often a challenging and emotional process. When contemplating the end of a marriage, seeking legal guidance is often necessary to navigate the complex legal system and protect your interests. However, before taking the step of...

First Major Changes to Divorce Act since 1985

by Tim | Jun 1, 2018 | Custody, Divorce, Family Law, Uncategorized

On May 22, 2018 the Federal Government introduced Bill C-78, which proposes changes to the Divorce Act. The proposed amendment would be the first significant revision to the Divorce Act since its enactment in 1985. The changes to the Divorce Act are designed to...

Curious Case: Bruni v. Bruni – A “how not” to behave in a family law dispute by being “one dimensional problem solvers”

by Tim | Sep 14, 2017 | Curious Case, Custody, Family Law, Uncategorized

In this week’s installment of our Curious Case series, we take a look at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice case of Bruni v. Bruni, 2010 ONSC 6568. As stated in our last curious case post here,  real life is often stranger than fiction. This is one of those...
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