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Seminars & Podcasts

Our seminars and podcasts help you and your family move forward and cope with the trauma of separation and divorce.

Benefits of Mediation or Arbitration versus Court or Litigation
With Rose Morsh & Clayton R. Spencer

Benefits of Child Voice Report vs. Closed Child Mediation In Court Procedures
With Rose Morsh

Co-parenting Life And Your Parenting Rights Access
With Rose Morsh

Finding Balance in New Relationship While Co-parenting - The Do’s and Don’t
With Rose Morsh & Natasha Sharma

How to Help Teens and Youth Deal With Divorce & Separation Course
With Alyson Schafer

Helping Children Cope With Trauma of Separation and Divorce Course
With Susan Hopkins

How Your Attachment and Childhood Impacts Your Parenting Style Course
With Annette Kussin

Emotionally Attuned Parenting Workshop Course
With BriAnna Simons

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Breaking up is hard to do, but it gets easier with the right advice and guidance. Our professional team is here to advise, guide and support you and your child's emotional well being and plan your asset separation and financial transition.
CANADA FAMILY MEDIATION - Ontario's Premier Mediation and Separation Services

What Our CLients Said

I'm so glad i chose mediation over litigation and court. My friends are still in the process of divorce 2 years later. We were able to sit down and agree to terms within a short period of time and saved tons of money.
Nasir R
I was able to come up with a fair parenting plan between my ex partner and I. The Collab Team here really cares about their clients and goes above and beyond to help them. Finally I was able to receive overnight stays with my child.
Kevin P
As a single mom i never knew i can still qualify for child support. Through mediation I learned about my rights and now thanks to Collaborative Law I receive child support.
Michelle G
I needed a mediator and a lawyer in a very difficult time in my life. The Collaborative team was very thorough, precise and patient. At the end we were both happy with the mediation agreement. I highly recommend them.
Tatyana K
Discussion of finance during my separation was very difficult. Through mediation we were to able to to come out with a fair result.
Mary S

Frequently asked
questions

Breaking up is tough on your family, children and yourself, but it will be alright!. Visit our FAQ and Contact Us for Free consultation today.
  • When it comes to the Canada Child Tax Benefit, which separated parent is entitled to it?

    Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is responsible for administering the Canada Child Tax Benefit. The benefit is a tax-free monthly payment for children under the age of 18 and is intended to help families with the cost of raising their children.

    In situations involving separated or divorced parents, CRA pays the benefit to the parent who resides with the child and who primarily fulfils the responsibility for the care and the upbringing of the child. According to CRA, this is generally the mother, and therefore in situations of separation or divorce, CRA presumes the mother to be entitled to the benefit.

    In cases where both parents claim the benefit, CRA will conduct a review to determine which parent qualifies for the benefit. If it is determined that the child resides with both parents, CRA will pay one parent for six months and then rotate the payments to the other parent for the next six months.

    Details of this and further information can be obtained at the CRA website at www.cra-arc.gc.ca or by calling toll free 1-800-387-1193.

  • What is the cost of mediation?

    Family mediators operate as private businesses and are not regulated, therefore, their fees can vary. Some courts and community agencies offer mediation services for fees that are charged according to the spouses’ incomes. A family lawyer will be able to provide recommended names of family mediators and the availability of mediation services through the courts and community agencies.

  • If we have settled everything between ourselves, do we still need a divorce lawyer?

    Yes. Before any agreement is made, each spouse should obtain independent legal advise from a divorce lawyer who will advise the spouse on his or her family law rights and obligations. This is necessary in order to recommend terms of settlement that are fair, practical and enforceable. It may not seem necessary now, but it can prevent many problems from arising in the future and reduce further cost and grief. Each spouse’s own divorce lawyer will protect that spouse’s own legal interests, inform that spouse of issues that he or she may not have considered and ensure that any agreement that is signed is fair, practical and enforceable.

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