The “Year of Separation” in Ontario: Why the Exact Date Still Matters, Years Later
When a marriage breaks down, couples often focus on the general practical questions: Where will each person live? What will happen to the children? How will the home be divided? Who will pay the bills? The precise date on which the parties separated may seem like a relatively minor detail. Years later, however, that date...
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