Canada’s Divorce Act sets the standards for spousal support orders for married couples. This federal law applies to all residents across the country. However, local provinces or territories may have laws defining how unmarried couples [...]
Need more certainty about your timeline? That’s perfectly fine! The Limitations Act ensures you don’t need to feel pressured by a looming deadline. You can apply for spousal support at any time without worrying about [...]
Spousal support may be denied in Ontario if: The couple has a cohabitation agreement that outlines spousal support. The recipient spouse remarries or starts living with a new partner. The recipient spouse is financially independent [...]
Indexing spousal support refers to adjusting the amount of support payments based on changes in the cost of living. This is typically done using a specific formula or index, such as the Consumer Price Index [...]
The duration of spousal support payments in Ontario varies based on factors such as the length of the marriage, the age of the spouses, and the roles during the marriage. As an Accredited Family Mediator, [...]
In Ontario, spousal support entitlement is determined by various factors including the length of the relationship, each party's income, and the need of the spouse seeking support. As a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, I provide [...]
Spousal support in Ontario is usually paid monthly but can be in the form of a lump sum. The amount and duration of payments depend on factors such as the length of the marriage, the [...]
Avoiding spousal support in Canada is a complex issue. Courts consider several factors to determine spousal support, and it's designed to maintain financial fairness after a separation. However, there might be circumstances where spousal support [...]
The Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines in Ontario provide a framework for determining the amount and duration of spousal support. They consider factors such as the length of the marriage, the incomes of both parties, and [...]
In Ontario, spousal support is calculated based on factors like each party's income, the length of the relationship, the roles during the relationship, and the need of the recipient. As a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, [...]
