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Child Support and the Child Support Guidelines (PDF 231 KB) January 2009 This booklet explains the legal responsibility for child support when parents separate or divorce. Topics covered include who must pay support, how to arrange for support to be paid, how support is enforced, and income tax information. There is also information on how to calculate the amount of basic child support, and how the amount of support can be affected by special expenses, different custody arrangements, or other factors. |
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97 KB) June 2008 This resource offers information to help parents who are dealing with child protection agencies. It outlines when an agency might contact a family, how to respond if contacted, what the agency might do, what to do if the agency takes a child away, and where to get help in many languages. Audio (4:33 minutes; 2.6 MB)
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CPP benefits: Are you entitled? Separated? Divorced? (PDF 200 KB) May 2009 This booklet provides information on the division of Canada Pension Plan (CPP) credits when common-law or married couples divorce or separate. Topics include who can get a division of pension credits, how to make a claim, and where to get help if refused. |
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CPP benefits: Are you entitled? Survivor's Benefits (PDF 215 KB) February 2010 This booklet provides information on the three types of survivor’s benefits available from the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) when a worker or retired worker dies: survivor’s pension, children’s benefits, and the death benefit. Topics include who can get these benefits, how much they might get, how to apply, and where to get help if refused. |
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Custody and Access (PDF 202 KB) January 2009 This pamphlet is about child custody and access arrangements when parents separate or divorce. It explains who can get custody and access, how decisions are made when parents agree and when they do not agree, and how custody and access arrangements can be changed. |
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Family Law Resources in Ontario (PDF 289 KB) December 2009 This is a directory of legal resources, information, and referral services for service providers and families who need information about family law and courts in Ontario. Topics include family law services at Ontario courts, family violence resources and resources for children, youth, and parents. |
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Living Together: Opposite-Sex and Same-Sex Common-Law Relationships (PDF 190 KB) September 2009 This pamphlet describes how different laws recognize and treat common-law relationships. It highlights the differences and similarities between common-law relationships and legal marriages, and points out the few ways in which the law can still affect same-sex couples differently. Topics include: property, children, support, benefits, taxes, inheritance, and immigration. |
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