Family

Written by: Naa Lansana Case Comment – Moran v Moran, 2023 ONSC 6832 Disclosure is a fundamental requirement underpinning determination of family law matters. Where disclosure is incomplete or missing, it makes the resolution of oft difficult matters gravely challenging. As articulated by the court in Cunha v. Cunha1. Non-disclosure of assets is the cancer...Read More

By Munera Lawyers Family law disputes are complex and multidimensional. They centre around resolving various issues that include parenting obligations, support obligations, and property allocation. In the majority of family law disputes, the heart of the matter involves the principal residence of the parties. For married couples, this is the matrimonial home, which has special...Read More

By Munera Lawyers If you are planning to move with your child after separation, you should be aware of the significant changes to both Canada and Ontario’s legislation which outlines the steps that you must take prior to your move. The Legislative Change and Background Some of the most heartbreaking cases in family law are...Read More

By Munera Lawyers Introduction When parties with children separate, decision-making responsibility often becomes a major turf on which parents fight for control. The issue of whether or not to vaccinate children against COVID-19 has amplified this challenge, with parties seeking relief through the courts. Parents in favour of having their children vaccinated have sought to...Read More