According to statistics compiled by the federal government, more than 14 million Canadians are married and living with their spouses, but almost 3 million people are either separated from their spouses or already divorced. Divorce is the process of terminating the marital relationship, but there are other issues, including child support and custody, parenting time, ...

There are almost 6 million married people living in Ontario, yet more than 40 percent of their marriages will come to an end. Whether you are married or living under a common-law relationship, splitting up through a divorce terminating the marriage or through a separation is never easy. The break in the emotional bond uniting ...

Even with the high rate of divorce in Canada, approximately 40 percent of first marriages end in divorce, few people are prepared for the emotional and financial impact. The sudden realization that your marriage is over and life as a couple is about to end can be emotionally devastating, but you also must deal with ...

The decision to get married, raise a family and spend the rest of your lives together as a couple is not an easy one to make, yet almost 68 percent of households in Canada are composed of couples united in marriage or in a common-law relationship. Probably because they believe their marriage will last forever, ...

Based upon data collected through surveys of people splitting up, you probably know of someone who has gone through a divorce, separation or the end of a common-law relationship. In fact, it is estimated that five million of your fellow Canadians responding to the most recent census have experienced a split with their spouses through ...