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    Canadian family law / Malcolm C. Kronby.

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    • Title:Canadian family law / Malcolm C. Kronby.
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    • Author/Creator:Kronby, Malcolm C., 1934-
    • Published/Created:Mississauga, Ont. : J. Wiley, ©2010.

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    • Library of Congress Subjects:Domestic relations--Canada--Popular works.
    • Edition:10th ed.
    • Description:viii, 424 p. ; 22 cm.
    • Notes:"Includes the Family Law Act, Child Support Guidelines, Divorce Act, Arbitration Act, and Arbitration Act Regulations".
      "An indispensable, clearly written guide to Canadian law on marriage, seperation, divorce, spousal and child support, child custody and access, property rights, estate rights, domestic contracts, enforcement, same-sex relationships, alternate dispute resolution".
      Includes bibliographical references.
    • ISBN:9780470736821
    • Contents:1. Legal Remedies
      2. Marriage
      Age of Consent
      Mental Capacity to Marry
      Consent of the Parties
      Consanguinity
      Prior Marriages
      Annulment
      Exception to the Rule
      Rights and Obligations of Marriage
      Common-Law Marriage
      Same-Sex Marriage Litigation
      Courts' Decisions
      Federal Government Reference
      3. Separation
      Separation Agreements
      Financial Provisions
      Support and Custody of Children
      Access
      Other Possible Provisions
      Alteration of the Terms
      Why is a Separation Agreement a Good Idea?
      Duration of the Terms
      4. Spousal Support
      Alimony
      Spousal Support and Variation under Provincial Statutes
      Same-Sex Spouses: The Decisions in M. v. H.
      Spousal Support and Variation under the Divorce Act
      Income Tax Considerations
      Canada Pension Plan Benefits
      Spousal Support from an Estate
      Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines
      5. Custody and Access
      How to Apply for Custody
      1. Children's Law Reform Act (Ontario)
      2. Divorce Application
      3. General Jurisdiction
      Guiding Principle in Custody Cases
      Kidnapping is No Solution
      Who Speaks for the Children?
      Review of Custody Orders
      Guiding Sub-Principles
      Custody by Agreement
      Joint Custody
      Criminal Charges (Domestic Violence) and Custody
      Effect of Adultery
      Visiting Rights (Access)
      Adoption
      Death of a Custodial Parent
      Mobility Rights: Relocation of Children
      6. Child Support
      Child Support Guidelines
      If You Have A Child Support Agreement Or Court Order Made Prior to May 1, 1997
      Amount of Child Support under the Guidelines
      Split Custody
      Shared Custody
      Undue Hardship
      Disclosure Requirements on Application
      Annual Disclosure Requirements
      From of Payments and Security
      Can You Make an Agreement for Child Support That is Not in Accordance with the Guidelines?
      Variation of Child Support
      Problem of Retroactive Child Support
      7. Property Rights
      Equalization of Net Family Property (Part I, Family Law Act, Ontario)
      Retroactivity
      Limitations
      Basic Idea
      Definitions
      Equalizing Payment
      Statement of NFP: Concepts of Value
      Estate Rights
      Trust Interests
      8. Divorce
      Procedure
      Corollary Relief
      Grounds for Divorce
      Adultery
      Cruelty
      Separation
      Reconciliation
      Hearing and Judgment
      Appeals
      Recognition of Divorce Judgments
      9. Annulment
      Grounds for Annulment
      10. Domestic Contracts
      11. Enforcement
      Enforcement of Separation Agreements
      Enforcement of Custody and Access
      Enforcement under the Family Responsibility and Support Arrears Enforcement Act
      Enforcement under the Family Law Act
      Enforcement under the Divorce Act
      12. Alternate Dispute Resolution
      Mediation-Arbitration
      Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements
      Enforceability of Arbitration Awards
      Challenges and Appeals of Arbitration Awards or Agreements
      Appeals Under Section 45 of the Arbitration Act
      Setting Aside an Award: Section 46 of the Arbitration Act
      Appendix A. What Your Lawyer Will Probably Want to Know
      Personal Data
      Financial Data
      Appendix B. Comparative Analysis of Family Property Legislation
      Statutes
      Divorce Act R.S., 1985, c. 3 (2nd Supp.)
      Federal Child Support Guidelines
      Family Law Act
      Arbitration Act, 1991 S.O. 1991, Chapter 17
      Arbitration Act, 1991, Ontario Regulation 134/07, Family Arbitration.
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