NULAW

09/01/2026

When a relationship ends, taking the next step forward can feel daunting. You don't have to navigate it alone.

The team at NULaw brings the skill, experience, and practical advice you need to resolve your family law matter smoothly. We focus on protecting your interests and achieving your personal goals, even in challenging circumstances.

Let us handle the legal complexities so you can focus on building your next chapter.

Contact NULaw online or at 416-481-5604 to book a consultation.

08/26/2026

Splitting up after 50 or after decades of marriage rarely happens overnight.

The red flags of a "grey divorce" often accumulate quietly over time, from unresolved resentment over domestic loads to a breakdown in supporting each other through midlife transitions.

Decoupling after decades together requires specialized attention, particularly regarding retirement assets, property, and spousal support.

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There are common issues that we only take seriously when it’s too late, says Joanna Harrison

08/24/2026

If your separation agreement includes a clause to mediate or arbitrate future disputes, can one party skip ADR and go straight to court?

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice says no. In a recent decision, the court stayed a court application to vary a separation agreement, directing the parties to execute a formal family arbitration agreement as previously agreed: https://ow.ly/btCR50ZEV6I

Judge says secondary arbitration clause can create binding obligation to arbitrate future disputes

08/20/2026

In Ontario family law, a matrimonial home is any property in which a spouse has an interest and that was "ordinarily occupied" as a family residence at the time of separation.

Because the law uses the term "every property," a couple can legally have more than one matrimonial home at the same time, including vacation homes, cottages, and chalets, provided they meet the test of regular family use and are located in Ontario.

Read our latest blog to learn more: https://ow.ly/RXu650ZC2mX

Understand matrimonial home rights, occupation rules, and pre-marital property deductions under Ontario law.

08/17/2026

High-net-worth families will navigate one of the largest intergenerational wealth transfers in history.

However, transferring assets smoothly requires far more than drafting a standard will.

Without proactive legal structuring, including trusts, tax-minimization strategies, and business succession planning, unintended tax burdens and family disputes can quickly jeopardize a lifetime of hard work: https://ow.ly/Ovw250ZABQh

Successful advisors are focusing on clear communication with family members and setting realistic expectations

08/14/2026

While prenuptial agreements were historically misunderstood, they are now recognized as an essential component of comprehensive financial and estate planning.

A well-drafted agreement provides certainty, transparency, and structure before entering a marriage. Proactive legal planning allows couples to establish clear financial expectations while minimizing future litigation risks.

The lawyers at NULaw can review an existing marriage agreement or draft a new, tailored agreement to protect your long-term interests.

Contact us online or at 416-481-5604 to book a consultation today.

08/12/2026

Young people deserve to be heard, valued, and included in the choices that define the future. Happy International Youth Day to the young leaders driving meaningful change across the globe!

08/07/2026

For decades, prenuptial agreements carried an unnecessary stigma, often viewed as a sign of mistrust or preparation for failure. Today, couples are reframing the conversation entirely.

A prenup is not an exit strategy; it is a collaborative financial blueprint for your future together. Engaging in open, honest discussions regarding pre-existing assets, business interests, personal debts, and long-term financial expectations creates a foundation built on mutual trust and clarity.

Starting your marriage with total financial alignment is one of the strongest investments you can make in your shared future: https://ow.ly/fMFn50Zxcqt

“Wealth looks so different now than it did 30 years ago,” says Haley Sacks, the financial adviser known as Mrs. Dow Jones.

08/04/2026

For many Ontario families, a family cottage is far more than real estate. It represents generations of summer memories and shared traditions.

However, when a cottage becomes part of an estate, that sentimental value often collides with complex legal and financial realities. Sibling conflict in cottage succession frequently stems from differing financial capabilities, capital gains tax liabilities, valuation disagreements, and competing views on whether to keep or sell the property.

Without proactive estate planning or a structured co-ownership agreement, these disputes can quickly escalate into costly estate litigation.

Our latest blog explores how estate trustees and beneficiaries can navigate these challenging dynamics under Ontario law: https://ow.ly/pmJm50ZwgkN

Cottage inheritance disputes may involve taxes, valuation, sibling conflict, estate trustees, property sales, and Ontario estate litigation.

07/31/2026

Whether you’re hitting the road, heading to the lake, or relaxing in the backyard, we hope your long weekend is filled with good weather and great company.