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Collaborative Separation Agreements: Pros + Cons

Collaborative Separation Agreements: Pros + Cons

How you proceed forward once the decision to separate has been taken by one spouse...

Posted March 27, 2018 / Collaborative Approach, Collaborative Divorce & Toronto Family Law, Divorce, Domestic Contracts, FAQ, Legal Advice, Mediation, Negotiation, Separation Agreements
Is My Professional Degree a Marital Asset?

Is My Professional Degree a Marital Asset?

During separation negotiations, the value of your advanced or professional degree may...

Posted January 29, 2018 / Collaborative Divorce & Toronto Family Law, FAQ, Legal Advice, Property Division for Married Couples, Property Sharing for Common Law Partners
Why is Getting a Firm Answer on How Much the Legal Services Will Cost a Tough Call?

Why is Getting a Firm Answer on How Much the Legal Services Will Cost a Tough Call?

Simply, at the first meeting, it’s premature to be able to predict the final cost...

Posted July 8, 2015 / FAQ
I’m in My 60s and Want a ‘Silver Separation’. Can You Help Me?

I’m in My 60s and Want a ‘Silver Separation’. Can You Help Me?

Certainly! Silver separation or a grey divorce is common now as baby-boomers decide...

Posted July 6, 2015 / FAQ
How Do We Keep the Family Business Profitable During our Separation and Beyond?

How Do We Keep the Family Business Profitable During our Separation and Beyond?

Family Businesses are not only the lifeline for a family; they often integrate family...

Posted July 2, 2015 / FAQ
What if My Spouse Doesn’t Want to Use Collaborative Approach?

What if My Spouse Doesn’t Want to Use Collaborative Approach?

What we don’t know about can be frightening. Share good memories about the time when a...

Posted July 1, 2015 / FAQ
How Do I Figure Out a Checklist of What Matters to Me?

How Do I Figure Out a Checklist of What Matters to Me?

The first question should focus on how you want to proceed. Here’s an example: Do you...

Posted June 18, 2015 / Child Support, Collaborative Divorce & Toronto Family Law, Custody & Access, Family Business, FAQ, Property Division for Married Couples
Everyone Talks About Going to Court, What if I Don’t Want that Approach?

Everyone Talks About Going to Court, What if I Don’t Want that Approach?

Going to court means giving permission to a complete stranger to make long term...

Posted June 15, 2015 / FAQ
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