Gelman & AssociatesNorth York, ON · October 5, 2026Artificial Intelligence and Its Impact on Divorce in Ontario: Ko v. Li, 2025 ONSC 2766
Technology has changed the way people access information about divorce and family law. Today, someone going through a separation can search online, ask an artificial intelligence (AI) tool a question and receive information within seconds. Lawyers are also beginning to use artificial intelligence in their practices. AI can assist with tasks such as organizing information,...
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