

What is the “best interests of the child” test in Ontario?
In high-conflict separations, parenting disputes are rarely about time alone. They are about control, legacy, and the future of a child whose life is being quietly restructured. Ontario courts resolve these disputes through one guiding principle: the best interests of the child. This article breaks down how the test actually works—and how strategic, well-structured cases succeed.
Julia Fogarty
11 hours ago4 min read


What Is “Exclusive Possession” in Ontario Family Law?
Who gets the house after separation in Ontario? Exclusive possession can determine who stays—and who leaves—even overriding ownership rights. For those navigating complex assets, children, or high-conflict divorce, this powerful remedy can shape leverage, stability, and financial outcomes from the outset.
Julia Fogarty
2 days ago4 min read



