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One of the biggest oversights in do-it-yourself divorce settlements is the failure to account for future taxation. While separating couples often focus on dividing assets based on their current market value, they frequently miss a critical piece of the puzzle: the tax liabilities that will arise when those assets are eventually accessed or sold. This issue is especially relevant when dealing with pensions, RRSPs, and unrealized capital gains. These assets may look equal on pa

In Canada, the distinction between tax avoidance and tax evasion is more than a technicality, it’s a legal and ethical line that can...

On October 1, 2025, the Canadian Child Support Guidelines will undergo a significant update, marking an important shift in how child...