Lessons to Learn From Other People’s Divorce
Whether they’re good or bad, our experiences can teach us a lot. Luckily, we don’t have to have already gone through something to learn from it. Other people’s advice and discoveries are often available to us, even more so now that we have the internet and can reach out to each other across the globe. Here are some lessons that several divorced people say they learned from...
by Fine & Associates Counseling, Divorce, Divorce Lawyer Mediation, Divorce Lawyers, Domestic AgreementsFebruary 2, 2016Domestic Agreement Slideshare Presentation
Domestic Agreement Guide & Rules For Ontario from Fine & Associates Professional Corporation DOMESTIC AGREEMENTS different types of agreements cohabitation agreements/ marriage contracts / separation agreements/ paternity agreements/ family arbitration agreements most common are: cohabitation agreement/ marriage contract/ separation agreement marriage contract –...
Divorce Arbitration: Process, Benefits and Arbitration Lawyers
When most people think of legal battles they picture lawyers fighting back and forth for years or various parties in front of a judge or a jury sorting things out. What they may not know, is that arbitration is another option. It is an option that has proven successful and has many benefits, as opposed to long-drawn out court battles. The Arbitration Process, Pros and Cons Arbitration can be...by Fine & Associates Divorce, Divorce Lawyers, Divorce Mediation, Domestic Agreements, Family LawyerFebruary 4, 2014How to File for Legal Separation in Ontario
Married couples in Canada may be considering a legal separation in Ontario. A legal separation is the act of married parties residing in separate dwellings or separate lifestyles. From a legal point of view, there is no way to file for the actual legal separation. Two married persons are separated the moment the marriage is broken, and they go their separate ways. The couple does not need a...Approaches to Divorce: Collaborative Family Law
Collaborative family law (CFL) is a process whereby a divorcing couple signs an agreement with a lawyer not go to court. The agreement is however binding to the divorce attorney and not the couple. If one or both clients are not satisfied with the agreement, they can still proceed to court but with a different lawyer. The whole process is aimed at seeking a mutual understanding between the...How to Improve Eleventh Hour Agreements
When parents seeking separation are unable to beat the last-minute agreements, every effort is redirected to a court process to solve their parenting disputes. During this process, most spouses seek the intervention of the court to have their disputes resolved. In the view of foregoing that a court may not derive the best solution that is agreeable to parties in a dispute, most divorce lawyers...Parental Vilification in Custody Disputes
It’s no surprise to anyone that sometimes divorce cases get ugly. This is even more true when questions about custody and care of the children is in question. The most contentious custody disputes are often those where one parent attempts to undermine the relationship between the children and the other parent. These actions can create a parent who is seen as “the good guy”...