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The proposed Unified Family Court (UFC) model in Ontario aims to streamline the family justice system, making it more accessible and efficient for families dealing with legal issues. This article critically assesses the UFC model, considering arguments for and against its implementation.

On June 9, 2023, the Ontario Court of Appeal issued a landmark decision regarding parenting orders for adult children, significantly impacting family law across Canada. This ruling addresses the complexities of providing continuous parental care for adult children with severe disabilities and

Incarcerated parents in Ontario face significant barriers in maintaining meaningful relationships with their children. The legal framework and jurisprudence surrounding parenting orders for these individuals are fraught with gaps and shortcomings that complicate their ability to stay connected with their families. This

Section 30 assessments under the Children’s Law Reform Act are a critical tool in Ontario family law, helping courts make informed decisions about the best interests of children during custody disputes. However, accessing these assessments poses significant challenges, particularly for low-income families.

The transition to a more digital court system in Canada represents a significant step forward in modernizing judicial processes and enhancing access to justice.