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https://www.torontodivorcelaw.com/lorne-fine_grey-divorce_sep26-2020.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSIn this transcribed interview at Zoomer Radio AM740 in Toronto, family and divorce lawyer Lorne Fine of Fine & Associates Professional Corporation shares his experience and advice on “grey divorce”, the separation of...
Well known and experienced, Toronto-based divorce lawyer, Lorne J. Fine went live in social media to answer frequently asked questions on family law matters, such as divorce, custody, child and spousal support and property division.
What is and how to prepare a separation agreement? What to do if you are afraid to tell your spouse you want to get divorced? Can a child under 12 deny...
The cost of divorce in Ontario depends primarily on the Toronto family lawyers’ charges and whether it is a contested or uncontested divorce. It’s difficult to predict the attorney’s legal fees and court fees because you cannot tell when the divorce will be finalized. Here’s a brief overview of the cost of a family lawyer in Canada and how to decide if the legal fees of divorce in...
Roses are Red… Our Marriage is Through
When a relationship ends, cutting the cord can be the quickest and easiest way to move on.
Valentine’s Day – Not Just For Flowers Anymore
February 14 is often the most anticipated and dreaded date on the calendar — Valentine’s Day. The final holiday of the winter season, it is an annual celebration of love for many and a reminder of broken hearts...
You might be in for a rude shock if your credit rating is destroyed as the result of a divorce, but it can happen.
It sometimes happens that a court will order one partner in a marriage to keep up with payments to creditors until the divorce decree is finally granted. But if your relationship is in tatters and communication with your partner is shot, how can you know if they’re keeping up with...
Separation and divorce can be a brutally painful and ongoing source of disruption to your life – and the lives of your children and to the lives of many Canadian families.
What does divorce do to a child?
The body of research is clear: common reactions to divorce can be limited over the short term and as parents come to terms with the changes divorce brings, their children often regain their...
As it is with all human endeavors, the ways a situation appears to proceed – and how it actually does proceed – can be radically different experiences. The same dichotomy holds true of divorce. There are the things we believe are true, and there are times those assumptions fall flat. When it comes to divorce, here are the top 5 myths that aren’t true:
1) Confidentiality clauses are ironclad...
Divorce may sometimes be complicated by geographic location.
Divorces are Possible in Any Canadian Province or Territory
When a marriage ends, many years and kilometers may have passed. Sometimes couples find themselves on the other side of the country in a new home. A last road trip together to return to the site of the marriage is not always a viable plan.
In addition, in Canada’s more...
All Children Are Not Equal Under First Family Practices
Subsequent marriages may often lead to new siblings.
Blended Families: The New Norm
A previous marriage or relationship leaves a lasting impression on the future, especially when a child may be involved as a product of the former marriage. Beyond parental duties, there are financial obligations like child support that remain until a child...
Hard earned pension plans may be subject to division during a divorce.
Dividing Assets is Tedious
Building a life with another person is both rewarding and beneficial. However, when a relationship turns sour, it can also spoil years of combined progress and efforts towards a common goal. Couples frequently fight and argue over assets and property because of the perceived imbalance that leads...