
What Happens at a Case Conference in Ontario Family Law?
If you’re going through a separation or divorce, your first real appearance before a family court judge will often be a Case Conference. It’s not a trial: There are no witnesses, and the judge isn’t there to make findings of fact. Instead, a Case Conference is meant to identify the issues, encourage settlement, confirm that...
This is a short preview. The article was written by Fine & Associates and the full text is on their website.
More from Fine & Associates
- Can a Family Trust Protect Your Inheritance If Your Marriage Ends?
- What Are Your Rights After a Common-Law Breakup?
- Law360: The Estate Freeze That Didn’t Shield a Family Fortune From Divorce
- Is There a Best Time of Year to File for Divorce?
- Canadian Lawyer: Navigating the common-law property problem in family law