When it comes to remarriage after a divorce in Canada, time plays a crucial role as both a healer and a regulator. The period between your divorce and the possibility of a new marriage can be filled with various complexities…
Divorce is never simple, even under the most amicable circumstances. The process invariably involves navigating through tough emotions, and understandably, divorces with more financial complexities can feel significantly more daunting. When it comes to a high net worth divorce, the…
In recent years, Canada has witnessed a significant rise in "grey divorces," which refer to the separation of partners over the age of 50. This growing phenomenon of grey divorce not only signifies a shift in societal norms but also…
The term "Grey Divorce" refers to the growing trend across North America of individuals over the age of 50 ending their marriages, sometimes after decades together. While divorce is a significant life event at any age, Grey Divorce carries unique…
The term "Grey Divorce" refers to the growing trend across North America of individuals over the age of 50 ending their marriages, sometimes after decades together. While this trend is becoming more familiar, it's important to note that its consequences…
International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on March 8th. At Jones Divorce & Family Law, we use this day to recognize and celebrate the women leaders in our firm and across our profession as a whole. As family law lawyers,…
The dissolution of a marriage is complex, but this complexity is magnified in a high-net-worth divorce, where the stakes are significantly higher due to the intricate nature of the asset portfolio involved. High net worth divorces are characterized by the…
Navigating the complexities of High Net Worth Divorce presents unique challenges beyond those of standard divorces. The intricate division of personal and shared financial portfolios often leads to prolonged litigation, accruing significant legal fees and stress. Enlisting the expertise of…
We have all heard the statistic that approximately 50% of marriages in Canada end in divorce. Recently, family law lawyers across Canada have noticed a new trend that has been dubbed “Grey Divorce”. Grey divorce refers to couples who opt…
