When Enmeshment Enters the Picture: Why Co-Parenting Breaks Down—and How a Good Parenting Plan Fixes It
When Enmeshment Enters the Picture: Why Co-Parenting Breaks Down—and How a Good Parenting Plan Fixes It How Enmeshment Plays Out in Separated Families — and the Parenting Plan Provisions That Interrupt It Separation is already incredibly tough, but when enmeshment—a dynamic where personal boundaries are blurred and identities are overly fused—is in the mix, co-parenting […]
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How a Good Mediator Can Help When Families Get “Too Close” or “Too Distant” After a Split
How a Good Mediator Can Help When Families Get “Too Close” or “Too Distant” After a Split How the Parenting Schedule You Build Quietly Shapes the Way Your Child Processes the Divorce When a relationship ends, everything shifts — not just where people live, but how the whole family feels to be inside of. As […]
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Does Retirement Count as a Material Change for Spousal Support in Canada?
Does Retirement Count as a Material Change for Spousal Support in Canada?” A question that comes up a lot in family law is: can spousal support end when someone retires? Take Sean and Su, for example. Sean has been paying spousal support to Su for several years, and now he’s thinking about retiring. Moving from […]
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Spousal Support in Adult Couples
Spousal support in adult couples To make very short, how much or for how long? I am writing to provide clarity on spousal support considerations for adult couples, particularly in navigating the complexities surrounding its calculation and duration. In general, my approach adheres to federal guidelines, with the primary focus on determining the appropriate amount […]
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