Gelman & AssociatesNorth York, ON · October 21, 2026Overpaying Child Support: Can You Ever Be Reimbursed in Ontario Family Law?
In Ontario, parents have a legal obligation to support their dependent children. Child support is determined in accordance with the Child Support Guidelines (CSG). The amount payable is based primarily on the payor’s income and the number of children entitled to support, but changes in income, parenting arrangements, or other circumstances can affect the amount...
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