Determining paternity is not a concern in every family law scenario, but the outcomes following testing and results can significantly shape subsequent proceedings in cases where it is relevant.

Generally, this extends until the child reaches the age of majority, which is 18 years old. However, if the child is unable to become independent due to illness, disability, or other factors, child support may continue beyond the age of majority.

In Ontario, the pension is included in the process of property division (equalization) during divorce or separation. The pension is considered as property which makes it subject to equalization.

Divorce in Ontario is governed by both federal and provincial laws, and it can often be a complex and emotional process.
Understanding the legal framework, requirements, and steps involved can help individuals navigate the system with clarity. This article offers a detailed overview of divorce in Ontario, focusing on the legal aspects, procedures, and considerations for couples seeking to dissolve their marriage.

Canada has long been a top destination for individuals seeking new job opportunities. For temporary foreign workers, securing employment in the country often involves understanding the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

On 22 May 2024, the Filipino people who have long been waiting for an Absolute Divorce Law to be implemented therein saw a glimmer of hope as the Absolute Divorce Act (House Bill 9349) received approval on its third and final reading in the Philippine House of Representatives.