The information here is specific to Ontario, and the answer depends on whether the couple is married or living common-law, and on whether the couple has a cohabitation agreement or marriage contract.
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Why a Collaborative Divorce Makes Sense
Find out Who Can Benefit from a Collaborative Divorce, How the Collaborative Process Works, Why Collaborative Separation Works. Contact Pat Simpson to discuss if a collaborative separation could work for you.
Financial Information You Should Gather If You Are Separating
When a couple separates, full financial disclosure is the cornerstone of both good legal advice, and a binding and durable resolution of your financial affairs. You can get a better legal opinion and keep your legal costs down if you collect the required information...
SHOULD I HAVE A PRE-NUP?
Technically, we don’t call them pre-nups in Ontario: they are marriage contracts or cohabitation agreements. All marriage contracts, cohabitation agreements and separation agreements are domestic contracts. Why would you want a marriage contract or a cohabitation...
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