Copyright. Foreign-ownership. North. Myths. Legal system slammed for failing families. At one of the most stressful periods of their lives, separating couples are driven to the poorhouse by a family law system that fails to deliver workable solutions while their children are often hurt by a system that doesn't take their opinions into account, a report by the Law Commission of Ontario says.
In one of the most in-depth looks at what ails family law in many years, the report indicts the system for draining parents' bank accounts, ignoring expert advice in favour of simplistic solutions and leaving children out of the process. The report, which was based on interviews with roughly 100 social workers, lawyers, judges, counsellors and individuals caught up in the machinery of family law, also proposes a series of solutions, including more money for low-income litigants.
What's more, many parents who tried to access legal aid funding ultimately gave up because they felt ignored or rejected by "unfriendly" staff. "It has bankrupted me," said Mr. With a report from Adrian Morrow. Nathaëlle Morissette : Radio-Canada en meilleure posture. Les raisons?
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