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The options are get a motion to adjust support, or get a motion to adjust S.7 split. If you're not taking steps to change anything, your option is to...
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https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/990114
" Confidentiality of settlement conference
(23) No brief...
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OCL refused the judge's order?
Has a voice of the child report been done, or is that what the judge was looking for?
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Someone may be telling them that, but unless it's their own lawyer or the court, they should do their due diligence and research the info themselves,...
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I entirely missed the very first part of your post, which makes my previous post unhelpful./
So sorry about that!...
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1) why reply if you don't know?
2) the rules of professional conduct are clear
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Don't do this.
Please don't direct people to do stuff like this. If you don't know, then it's better not to post at all than to give...
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This is covered in the rules of professional conduct:...The Law Society’s Rules of Professional Conduct express the high ethical ideals of lawyers, and specify the bases on which they may be disciplined.
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Why is irrelevant, the information is the same regardless of the why. They could be the payor or the recipient, that doesn't change the info and isn't...
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Nothing has to go through FRO, and doesn't unless it's been filed with FRO. If you're already going through FRO, the recipient can withdraw from FRO and...
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Does the NOA show spousal support received? If not, could you request financial disclosure to include the tax return and NOA from the ex and use that...
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You'll find lots of info in the Common Law forum:
https://www.ottawadivorce.com/forum/...aw/common-law-...
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Correct, dating isn't governed by the Family Law Act.
Equalization, including the matrimonial home, happens when legally married. There...
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If you're not legally married or living together, there's no need for a prenuptial or cohabitation agreement. Both of these already exist for marriage...
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Agreed. No court anywhere forces you to have social media, much less agree to have specific people have access to it. A court CAN tell you that you aren't...
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This. Not everything is a competition. When you insist on creating scenarios that paint you as "the winner", you are also forcing the position...Last edited by blinkandimgone; 03-09-2023, 10:35 AM.
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I don't agree. Unless a parent can clearly articulate how this serves the best interest of the children and how this benefits solely the children on their...
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People are minding their own business and, they dont want to and shouldn't be dragged into the middle of your divorce or told how they should feel about...
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Telling the kids is a colosally bad idea, regardless of their ages. You've asked for advice and opinions on it, not one person has indicated it is a good...
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