Family Law

This resource is structured to follow the evolution of a family law case through trial and appeal. It also examines specialized areas of family law such as Charter litigation and child protection proceedings, looking at how to establish the proper evidentiary framework.

The text gives students a detailed foundation of family law in Ontario and presents a comprehensive overview of both substantive law and practice and procedure in the area and offers a special focus on the practical skills that law clerks require in a family law practice.

This concise and practical pocket manual provides portable guidance for quick consultation and reference for legal professionals. This edition includes expanded discussion on the topics of disclosure, motions for summary judgment, experts, and costs.

This resource provides an In-depth treatment of the law of matrimonial property as it applies across the country. The chapters discuss conflict of laws, income tax as it relates to the settlement of matrimonial property, and the valuation of the various kinds of property.

A practical guide designed to enable lawyers or law clerks to handle a family law matter in Ontario. Each chapter begins with a discussion of the law, procedure, and the problems that may arise.

This guide to parenting plans provides information relating to the social science and research literature, best practice considerations, and clinical protocols, and relevant case law and legal themes.

This book is a practical guide that covers the fundamentals of family law for students, junior lawyers, and those newly-acquainted with family law. It addresses court procedure as well as everything from the definition of family through to separation, property division, child support, and spousal support.

This text serves as a guide to provide practitioners with a single source of reference for keeping current in the area of the law affecting Family and the Courtroom.