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Aubrey Sherman to speak with Family Law Section of Ontario Bar Association

by: Aubrey Sherman | Saturday, February 5, 2022

Sherman Law LLP is pleased to share that our partner, Aubrey Sherman will be presenting with the Ontario Bar Association and the Young Lawyers Division Program with an accomplished panel of family law lawyers across the province for "Regional Round Up: Key Updates for Family Law Proceedings across Ontario". Family law practitioners...

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5 Reasons Why You Need a Will

by: Aubrey Sherman | Wednesday, November 25, 2020

People often avoid contemplating their own mortality and neglect to plan for the distribution of their assets when they die. Many put off to tomorrow planning that should be done today. Unfortunately, everyone will eventually pass away and often with considerable assets. In light of how our daily lives have changed as a result of COVID-19, we are receivi...

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What happens when parents disagree over whether or not school is safe for a child?

by: Aubrey Sherman | Monday, October 26, 2020

Many parents have recently found themselves in disagreement over whether or not in-person learning at school is safe for their children with the rise of COVID-19 cases across much of the country. Parents may find themselves in disagreement, and naturally there is often divided opinion between parents, especially for those who are separated and divorced and d...

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An Urgent and Emergency Motion in Family Court must always include an Affidavit in support

by: Aubrey Sherman | Monday, October 12, 2020

Court holds that an Urgent and Emergency Motion in Family Court must always include an Affidavit in support The Unified Family Court in Kitchener of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently held that an emergency and urgent motion during COVID-19 required an affidavit in support of the motion, service on the Applicant father, and...

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Is it safe to self-isolate at your cottage? Case review of Grossman v. Kline

by: Aubrey Sherman | Monday, May 18, 2020

In Grossman v. Kline, 2020 ONSC 2714, Madam Justice J. Akbarali of the Toronto Superior Court of Justice released a recent decision from a family law emergency urgent motion concerning shared parenting and one parent's desire to self-isolate with their child at the cottage to the objection of the other parent during COVID-19. The parents...

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Emergency motions for child access during COVID-19. Case review of Ribeiro v. Wright

by: Aubrey Sherman | Monday, May 18, 2020

In numerous ways our daily lives have had to be put on hold since COVID-19 and requirements to social distance must continue to prevail. In the recent case of Ribeiro v. Wright, 2020 ONSC 1829, Mr. Justice A. Pazaratz of the Hamilton Superior Court of Justice recently released the first endorsement with respect to family law and urgent matters of access...

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