Residency should be flexible in adoption of adult child From this week’s article on AdvocateDaily, by our own Timothy Sullivan: Judicial discretion should be exercised if someone wants to adopt [...]

Which makes more sense? Like so many of you, no doubt, I have been following the battle between Kesha/Dr Luke/Sony Music with some interest in the past week or two. [...]

Ultimately, parents make the decisions From this week’s article on Advocate Daily, by our own Timothy Sullivan: A recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision underscores how grandparents have no [...]

Well, it’s that time of year again, when no one really wants to read blog posts about weighty legal matters. However, I did want to take the time to thank [...]

A recent Superior Court of Justice decision has “endorsed judges’ role as an inquisitor in family law cases.” As this November 9th Law Times article indicates, the response to the decision [...]

Avoid conflict over disinheritance by being upfront From this week’s article on Advocate Daily, by our own Timothy Sullivan: The decision to disinherit a child may be reasonable depending on [...]

For a couple of years now, I’ve wanted to get some SullivanLaw lawn waste/leaf bags, and I’m happy to say that this year we’ve finally done it. The best part? [...]

Best interests analysis for kids, not pets From this week’s article on Advocate Daily, by our own Timothy Sullivan: When it comes to seeking “custody” of a family pet, Ontario [...]

When fighting over furry friends, consider what it’s (really) worth Pets are an increasingly hot topic in family law.  Here’s what our own Timothy Sullivan had to say about it [...]

If you’ve got children or a house, you might not like what happens to your estate This excellent video from LAWPRO sums up the basics – and why taking the [...]