Many former spouses have been separated for a while, but have not have gotten around to getting divorced. For some people that’s an intentional decision – they do not want to be divorced, or they do not want to accept that their marriage is over. For others, it is just procrastination. But is there a deadline for getting that divorce, or dealing with the other legal issues around separation? This episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast dives into a crucial topic that affects millions of people every year—deadlines for getting divorced. Anyone who is thinking about filing, already in the process, or just curious about how long it all takes, should watch this episode as Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, unravels the legal timelines, waiting periods, and practical tips for navigating the divorce process. Listen to this episode right to the end to make sure you do not miss any important points. A video version of this episode is available on Youtube. If you found this episode helpful, check out these episodes on similar topics: 99. When Can You Throw Out Your Ex?98. 7 Big Costly Child Support Mistakes95. How to Pick The Country For Your Divorce91. Should One Spouse Leave the House on Separation?88. Can You Be Legally Separated and Not Know It?79. What Am I Legally Required To Do First After Separating?72. Why a Judge Might Refuse to Grant Your Divorce67. How Long Does It Takes to Get Divorced in Ontario?60. Should You Take Your Ex to Family Court?30. Spousal Support (Alimony) Entitlement 3. Divorce – What does it mean? How do I get one? The Ontario Family Law Podcast is acompanion to the book, Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law. Get it as a ⁠$8.99 Kindle eBook ⁠, or as an ⁠AppleBook for your iPad or iPhone ⁠. You can also get it as a⁠ paperback or hard cover from Amazon⁠ or at better bookstores.

TO CONTACT JOHN SCHUMAN:

website: ⁠www.schumanlaw.ca⁠

email: ⁠john@schumanlaw.ca⁠

phone: 647-342-6775

Sometimes people going through Family Court sometimes think that a judge made a mistake, possibly a big mistake. The result is that things went badly in Court. Perhaps the person who was self-represented or perhaps they did not have good representation, or the perhaps the judge did not hear properly or understand. Whatever the cause, the result was that at least one party in court thinks the judge made a mistake. Family court cases are important to the parties, and they can have a profound effect on how the parties, and the children, live the rest of their lives.

Since a judge making a mistake can have a devastating effecton a family, and perhaps make things very difficult for the children, in this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, explains what to do when a judge makes a mistake. He goes over the three different types of mistakes and the procedure for fixing the mistake. Using the wrong procedure can make itimpossible to correct the mistake, so this episodes provide critical information for anyone who needs to fix something that a judge has done. There is a video version of this episode on Youtube.

If you found this episode helpful, check out these episodes on similar topics:

106. 5 Things You Should NEVER Do in Family Court

90. ⁠5 More Costly Misconceptions About Family Law⁠

85. ⁠4 Things That People Get Wrong about Divorce Law⁠

83. ⁠⁠Family Law Strategies That Fail⁠⁠

77. ⁠⁠What Happens if You Breach a Family Court Order⁠⁠

67. How Long Does It Take to Get DIvorced in Ontario?

66. ⁠⁠How to Change Child Support

36. Is Family Court Biased?

The Ontario Family Law Podcast is acompanion to the book, Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law. Get it as a $8.99 Kindle eBook , or as an AppleBook for your iPad or iPhone . You can also get it as a paperback or hard cover from Amazon or at better bookstores.

TO CONTACT JOHN SCHUMAN:

website: www.schumanlaw.ca

email: john@schumanlaw.ca

phone: 647-342-6775