Bortolussi Family Law

10/02/2026

As children grow and circumstances evolve, parenting arrangements created immediately after separation may no longer serve your family's needs. Whether you are dealing with schedule shifts, changing developmental needs, or relocation, updating a parenting plan or court order requires navigating specific legal standards focused on the best interests of the child.

Read more in our latest blog post to understand how changes in decision-making responsibility and parenting time work: https://bortolussifamilylaw.com/changing-a-parenting-arrangement-after-separation/

Learn when and how parenting arrangements may be changed after separation in Ontario, including parenting time and decision-making.

09/28/2026

Turning 18 does not automatically end a parent’s child support obligations in Ontario. Under both the Family Law Act and the federal Divorce Act, support can continue into adulthood if a child is enrolled in post-secondary education or remains dependent due to illness or disability.

Our team at Bortolussi Family Law outlines how post-secondary expenses are shared, how an adult child's own resources factor into the equation, and why parents should never assume support stops automatically.

Read more in our latest blog: https://ow.ly/3WEv50ZS0jm

Learn when child support may continue after age 18 in Ontario, including university, college, disability and other dependency.

09/24/2026

When family dynamics shift after a separation, grandparents often worry about losing their bond with their grandchildren. In Ontario, securing access through the legal system requires proving that contact is strictly in the child's best interests.

If you are facing an interruption in contact with your grandchildren and need guidance on your legal options, our team is here to assist you.

Reach out to Bortolussi Family Law to schedule a consultation. Call us at 416-987-3300 or visit us online to learn how we can support your legal journey.

09/20/2026

Wishing our friends and neighbours observing Yom Kippur a day of peace, thoughtful introspection, and full forgiveness. G'mar Chatimah Tovah.

09/15/2026

When parental separation threatens your relationship with your grandchildren, Ontario and Canadian family laws offer paths to request legally enforceable contact orders. The primary focus of the court is always the child's best interests, and understanding your legal options is the first step in protecting your bond.

To discuss your situation, contact Bortolussi Family Law today at 416-987-3300 or reach out online at bortolussifamilylaw.com to request a consultation.

09/13/2026

Grandparents play an invaluable role in a child's life, offering love, stability, and lasting memories. In Ontario, family law recognizes the importance of these meaningful relationships and allows grandparents to seek legal contact or decision-making responsibility when in the best interests of the child.

09/11/2026

May the year ahead bring fresh possibilities, happiness, and good health to you and your loved ones. Have a wonderful and sweet New Year! 🍎

09/07/2026

Happy Labour Day! As families prepare for the return to school and regular routines, we hope today provides a chance to pause, relax, and celebrate the accomplishments of the year so far.

09/03/2026

While "separation" and "divorce" are often used interchangeably, they have distinct legal meanings under Ontario family law. Separation begins when a couple stops living as a married partnership, whereas divorce requires a court order to officially dissolve the marriage. Understanding these differences helps protect your rights, clarify parenting time, and ensure fair property division.

Read more about these legal distinctions and how to navigate next steps in our latest blog post: https://ow.ly/Xs5C50ZISk7

Learn the difference between separation and divorce in Ontario, including legal requirements, timelines, and what happens after separation.

09/01/2026

When parents separate or divorce, maintaining the bond between grandparents and grandchildren is incredibly important. Under Ontario and federal family law, grandparents have options to seek court-ordered contact or parenting time to ensure those vital connections are preserved. Every family situation is unique, and understanding your rights is the first step toward staying present in your grandchild's life.

If you are facing barriers to seeing your grandchildren, the experienced team at Bortolussi Family Law is here to guide you through your legal options with compassion and clarity.

To discuss your situation, contact Bortolussi Family Law today at 416-987-3300 or reach out online at bortolussifamilylaw.com to request a consultation.