Separation Mediation offers a less adversarial and more cooperative alternative to traditional divorce proceedings. It involves a neutral mediator helping couples reach fair agreements on issues like child custody, property division, and spousal maintenance. This process reduces stress, saves costs, and provides a supportive environment for making decisions in the best interests of the family.
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Divorce mediation works when both parties are on board. Want some help introducing the concept? Here are some things to keep in mind.
Separation Valuation Date: Your Bookend To Money In Separation The date of separation, also known as the valuation date, is a crucial marker in the separation and divorce process. It is essential when [...]
How to be Legal: Ontario Separation Agreement Template Tips In more complex separations where children, pensions, RRSPs and other investments are involved templates fall short of being adequate. The Courts have made [...]
Choosing the "best" divrorce lawyer is crucial. Here are some tips and some advice on how to ensure the person you choose is the right one for you.
TFSA – you don’t become the asset co-owner automatically. If you had a TFSA before the marriage, your date of marriage deduction will increase, decreasing the value of your net family property. [...]
Home Buyers Plan Repayment in Divorce Significant changes to HBP in the March 2019 federal budget with a direct impact on separating couples. Withdraw tax-free funding from their Registered Retirement Savings Plan [...]
The RRSP factors in Divorce The Income Tax Act provides tax-free rollovers of Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) between sposues. It is the gain in these assets held by either spouse that [...]
