a take off from another thread:
I come from a family of professionals, and most of us have a bunch of initials that in the day-to-day work force mean actually nothing.
I was told by my lawyer that, given that we had two professional parents, and lived in Ontario, it would be argued successfully that the ex and I pay for grad and post grad degrees. No 1/3; 1/3; 1/3.
Living in Ontario seemed key, as my lawyer suggested those on the east coast facing more difficult economic times and on average, less education, weren't expected to deliver a degree.
Our daughter is in gr. 11 and is now working on lining up for scholarships, and actually I think she's got a couple lined up and will qualify/obtain those.
I'm just wondering, from those of us in Ontario, how many have you been told that secondary schooling will be 7 - 8 years minimum?
I come from a family of professionals, and most of us have a bunch of initials that in the day-to-day work force mean actually nothing.
I was told by my lawyer that, given that we had two professional parents, and lived in Ontario, it would be argued successfully that the ex and I pay for grad and post grad degrees. No 1/3; 1/3; 1/3.
Living in Ontario seemed key, as my lawyer suggested those on the east coast facing more difficult economic times and on average, less education, weren't expected to deliver a degree.
Our daughter is in gr. 11 and is now working on lining up for scholarships, and actually I think she's got a couple lined up and will qualify/obtain those.
I'm just wondering, from those of us in Ontario, how many have you been told that secondary schooling will be 7 - 8 years minimum?
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