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Recently we wrote about an Ontario Court of Appeal decision in a case called Leitch v. Novac which focused primarily on the interesting legal issue of whether, in the Family Law context, it is possible for one spouse to commit civil conspiracy against the other spouse. In that decision, the Appeal Court also lamented what it called the “cancer†of the Family Law justice system and the court proceedings that wend their way through it: the lack of full and frank disclosure by one or both former spouses.
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