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Supporting After Separation: A Toolkit of Legal Information and Resources for a Survivor’s Friends and Family Members

After separation, a woman must focus not only on keeping herself and her children safe but also on navigating co-parenting arrangements and communications with her ex-partner. We know family and friends have an important role to play in helping to support your loved one through this process. This toolkit provides some of the information you will...

ChatGPT and family law

Luke’s Place has a resource titled Can ChatGPT help with a family law case? It briefly explains what artificial intelligence and ChatGPT are, and whether ChatGPT can help in a family law case. The resource is available as a webpage, or in Portable Document Format (PDF).

Part 2: Relocating with children during divorce or separation

Recorded on February 15, 2024

Amendments to the Divorce Act in 2021 introduced new steps that a parent must take before relocating with their children. This webinar series provide community workers with practical information and resources to support their clients who are seeking to relocate with children or who have received a notice of...

Part 1: Relocating with children during divorce or separation

Recorded on February 8, 2024

Amendments to the Divorce Act in 2021 introduced new steps that a parent must take before relocating with their children. This webinar series provide community workers with practical information and resources to support their clients who are seeking to relocate with children or who have received a notice of...

Kit : Top 3 des bases du droit de la famille à connaître

L’Association des juristes d’expression française de l’Ontario (AJEFO) a élaboré le Top 3 des bases du droit de la famille à connaître, un kit portant sur les réalités de la clientèle, la séparation et les droits des enfants et la violence faite aux femmes. Le kit contient 3 ressources en format PDF téléchargeables ayant chacune une présentation...

Dealing with separation or divorce: A Guided Pathway to help couples resolve disputes

Recorded on January 25, 2024

Court isn’t the only way for couples to resolve legal issues after a relationship breakdown. Often, staying out of court can be less stressful and less expensive. Do your clients need information about other ways to resolve disputes, like mediation or arbitration? Do they need guidance about what options may work...

Arrangements parentaux et meilleur intérêt des enfants

Enregistré le 9 novembre

Cette séance donne un aperçu de la responsabilité décisionnelle et du temps parental. Nous parlons de ces deux notions, de l'intérêt supérieur des enfants, des types de responsabilités décisionnelles et du temps parental, ainsi que de la demande d'ordonnance parentale et de son exécution.

Conférencière : Me...

Emergency Motions in Family Law: Understanding the Purpose and Process

Recorded on October 17, 2023

In times of crisis, women fleeing abusive situations often require immediate family court orders to ensure the safety of themselves and their children. One way to do this is by filing an emergency motion, also known as an "ex parte" motion.

This webinar:

• explains emergency motions, including what they...

Les enjeux qui entourent le processus de divorce

Enregistré le 11 mai 2023

Cette session donne un aperçu du divorce. Nous parlons des motifs de divorce, des principales questions avant de demander le divorce et enfin de la procédure à suivre pour demander le divorce devant un tribunal.

L'objectif de l'atelier est de fournir des informations et des ressources pour soutenir les clients qui...

Tax Matters – Separation and Divorce

This 13-page toolkit from the Canadian Bar Association, updated in May 2022, can help family law clients understand how tax rules might affect their future finances in the event of separation or divorce.