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Property Division in Relationships: Comparing Married and Common Law Spouses
The division of property following a separation can be complex and emotionally charged. The process and principles governing this division largely depend on whether the couple is married or in a common-law relationship. This article will shed light on how property division works for both scenarios, based on the Family Law Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. F.3.
Legal Rights of Common Law Partners in Property Disputes in Ontario
The termination of a common law relationship can be a complex process, particularly when it comes to dealing with property disputes that may arise. In Ontario, the Family Law Act presents several ways to address and resolve these disputes, although it's critical to understand that these laws apply differently to common law partners as compared to legally married spouses. In this detailed review, we will delve into the intricacies of the Family Law Act, examining the specific provisions of Section 34, as well as the role restraining orders and injunctions can play in property disputes between common law partners.