
Preservation Orders in Ontario Family Law: Protecting Assets Before a Final Decision
What happens if you are concerned that your spouse may sell, transfer, or deplete assets before your property or support claim is resolved? In certain circumstances, Ontario family law allows a court to make a preservation order to help prevent a spouse from taking steps that could impair or defeat another spouse’s legal claim. What ...
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