Comments for Divorce In The World http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog Divorce news and views Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:23:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Beware Of Dirty Tricks during Divorce by Billie http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/uncategorized/beware-of-dirty-tricks-during-divorce-4/comment-page-1/#comment-523 Billie Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:23:41 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/?p=1283#comment-523 Dirty divorce tricks have been prevalent ever since because these are the only ways in which a spouse not only takes bulk of the properties and assets accrued during their marriage, but only run his/her spouse to the ground to further embarrassment. However, it is best that you learn about them and defend yourself from these tricks by clicking here: <a href="http://www.divorceguide.com/free-divorce-advice/marriage-and-separation-advice/dirty-divorce-tricks-you-should-be-prepared-for.html" rel="nofollow">dirty divorce tricks</a> Dirty divorce tricks have been prevalent ever since because these are the only ways in which a spouse not only takes bulk of the properties and assets accrued during their marriage, but only run his/her spouse to the ground to further embarrassment. However, it is best that you learn about them and defend yourself from these tricks by clicking here: dirty divorce tricks

]]> Comment on Essential parts in a separation agreement by cc http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce-separation/essential-parts-in-a-separation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-486 cc Mon, 18 Jan 2010 02:56:44 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/?p=189#comment-486 In most countries common law is not legally recognized so what you had in Canada may not be legally accepted in elsewhere. Marriage is a pain to undo, but it does confer legal rights that common law does not have. Many in Canada think that common law still has power. Not since they amended the laws for gay marriage. In essence Canada gave more legal power to those who are legally married and took some rights away in in effect to common law. In most countries common law is not legally recognized so what you had in Canada may not be legally accepted in elsewhere. Marriage is a pain to undo, but it does confer legal rights that common law does not have. Many in Canada think that common law still has power. Not since they amended the laws for gay marriage. In essence Canada gave more legal power to those who are legally married and took some rights away in in effect to common law.

]]> Comment on An Aggressive Law Firm Can Harm Your Divorce Case by Toronto Lawyers http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce-separation/an-aggressive-law-firm-can-harm-your-divorce-case/comment-page-1/#comment-485 Toronto Lawyers Tue, 12 Jan 2010 14:51:59 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/?p=1228#comment-485 Your topic was great! Thanks for taking a moment to draft such an interesting piece… <a href="http://www.lisagelman.com" rel="nofollow">Toronto Lawyers</a> Your topic was great! Thanks for taking a moment to draft such an interesting piece…
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]]> Comment on When will a judge throw out a separation agreement? by G.L. http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce/when-will-a-judge-throw-out-a-separation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-467 G.L. Tue, 06 Oct 2009 02:51:36 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/?p=204#comment-467 What is the role of the witness? Should it be one witness for both parties, or a different witness for each of the parties? IF two witnesses are used, do they have to all be in the same room, or can the two witnesses sign for each party in separate sites, and/or on separate days? What is the role of the witness? Should it be one witness for both parties, or a different witness for each of the parties? IF two witnesses are used, do they have to all be in the same room, or can the two witnesses sign for each party in separate sites, and/or on separate days?

]]> Comment on When is a divorce not a divorce? by Suzanne Swan http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce/when-is-a-divorce-not-a-divorce/comment-page-1/#comment-359 Suzanne Swan Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:15:46 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce/when-is-a-divorce-not-a-divorce/#comment-359 Whilst the one-year residence rule required in Canada to recognise a foreign divorce was intended to eliminate quick divorce havens, in my case, it also eliminated a Decree Absolute made 20 years ago by a British Crown Court. Domicile, not residence, is used to determine UK divorces, particularly recognising that many Euro nationals inhabit and reside in each others' countries without relinquishing their legal ties (on which domicile is based) to the 'homeland.' Canada is too parochial to appreciate this concept and uses the more restricting 'residence' equation. I have returned to Canada to reside and have been informed by a lawyer I retained to write my letter on why he should accept my foreign divorce that the conflict of laws between Canada and the UK has disqualified me. In an unusual turn of events, my former spouse and I wish to remarry in Canada. To our surprise, we now find we were never divorced and are still legally married in Canada. We have made wills and executed various other legal processes in Canada as man and wife. Whilst the one-year residence rule required in Canada to recognise a foreign divorce was intended to eliminate quick divorce havens, in my case, it also eliminated a Decree Absolute made 20 years ago by a British Crown Court. Domicile, not residence, is used to determine UK divorces, particularly recognising that many Euro nationals inhabit and reside in each others’ countries without relinquishing their legal ties (on which domicile is based) to the ‘homeland.’ Canada is too parochial to appreciate this concept and uses the more restricting ‘residence’ equation. I have returned to Canada to reside and have been informed by a lawyer I retained to write my letter on why he should accept my foreign divorce that the conflict of laws between Canada and the UK has disqualified me. In an unusual turn of events, my former spouse and I wish to remarry in Canada. To our surprise, we now find we were never divorced and are still legally married in Canada. We have made wills and executed various other legal processes in Canada as man and wife.

]]> Comment on When will a judge throw out a separation agreement? by admin http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce/when-will-a-judge-throw-out-a-separation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-357 admin Fri, 21 Aug 2009 19:15:40 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/?p=204#comment-357 Basically nothing in any agreement ever prevents the court from doing what it believes is the best thing for the children. If circumstances change, such as the introduction into the custodial parent's life of a mentally unstable person, then the court will give serious consideration to changing the terms of child care. Yes, it is still possible to claim duress even if you signed after seeing a lawyer. However, your chances of success are reduced. Basically nothing in any agreement ever prevents the court from doing what it believes is the best thing for the children. If circumstances change, such as the introduction into the custodial parent’s life of a mentally unstable person, then the court will give serious consideration to changing the terms of child care.

Yes, it is still possible to claim duress even if you signed after seeing a lawyer. However, your chances of success are reduced.

]]> Comment on When will a judge throw out a separation agreement? by short end http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce/when-will-a-judge-throw-out-a-separation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-355 short end Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:13:21 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/?p=204#comment-355 Can duress still be claimed if you did see a lawyer (refered by the ex's lawyer)? What if the ex (who is listed as the primary home for the kids) becomes involved with a person who once attempted suicide, does this not question the clause regarding the welfare of the children? Can duress still be claimed if you did see a lawyer (refered by the ex’s lawyer)? What if the ex (who is listed as the primary home for the kids) becomes involved with a person who once attempted suicide, does this not question the clause regarding the welfare of the children?

]]> Comment on Court Decisions make it clear that the courts will Respect a Separation Agreement by Danny http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce-separation/court-decisions-make-it-clear-that-the-courts-will-respect-a-separation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-341 Danny Mon, 27 Jul 2009 13:28:57 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/?p=42#comment-341 Hey...thank you for this information...it was exactly what I was looking for......Great Site...Awesome Resources..... Hey…thank you for this information…it was exactly what I was looking for……Great Site…Awesome Resources…..

]]> Comment on Planning a Party: a Divorce Party by Dating after divorce Hopeful http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce/planning-a-party-a-divorce-party/comment-page-1/#comment-325 Dating after divorce Hopeful Wed, 24 Jun 2009 11:52:22 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce/planning-a-party-a-divorce-party/#comment-325 I must say the thought of dating again is a very scary option, as these days the meeting points and conversation openers are 10 times ahead of what i was used to. I must say the thought of dating again is a very scary option, as these days the meeting points and conversation openers are 10 times ahead of what i was used to.

]]> Comment on How to help your children as a single parent… by Single Parenting http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/divorce/how-to-help-your-children-as-a-single-parent/comment-page-1/#comment-324 Single Parenting Tue, 23 Jun 2009 06:20:28 +0000 http://www.divorceonline.ca/blog/?p=48#comment-324 Parents should put in mind that children is having a hard time too during a divorce. As the article said, it could mean the end of everything for them. What parents can do is explain to them in the most honest and adult way. Expect for them to not understand it right away but both parents just have to comfort and let the children know that even that you're no longer together you are still always around for them. Parents should put in mind that children is having a hard time too during a divorce. As the article said, it could mean the end of everything for them. What parents can do is explain to them in the most honest and adult way. Expect for them to not understand it right away but both parents just have to comfort and let the children know that even that you’re no longer together you are still always around for them.

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