Spousal support in Ontario can be denied based on legal agreements, remarriage, or financial independence.

In Ontario, courts may deny or terminate spousal support payments under specific circumstances that affect the recipient’s eligibility. Understanding these conditions is crucial for both parties involved in separation or divorce proceedings.

• Existence of a valid domestic contract or cohabitation agreement that specifically addresses spousal support arrangements
• The recipient spouse enters into a new marriage or common-law relationship
• Achievement of financial self-sufficiency by the recipient spouse through employment or other means
• Failure to demonstrate financial need or entitlement based on the relationship’s circumstances
• Evidence that the recipient has unreasonably refused to become financially independent when capable