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UNUSED VACATION PAY - The definition of property in Ontario is very broad, and includes pretty much everything, including a person's unused vacation pay on the date of separation.

VALUATION DATE - The valuation date is the date of separation. A person's assets fluctuate in value over time. So, it is important to determine the exact date of separation, which determines the day on which assets are valued for separation purposes.

VENUE - the county where the case is heard.

VIRTUAL ASSISTANT - A person who provides administrative support for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and consultants. He/She handles any needed administrative functions a client requests. Some examples of functions he/she can perform are: making appointments; doing correspondence; preparing marketing materials; maintaining databases; doing internet and telephone research; and customer follow

VISITATION - "Visitation," more properly called "access," is a right granted by the court that permits a parent or other relative to visit a child on a defined basis. You should work to create a visitation schedule in writing so that both you and your ex

VISITATION CENTER - (also known as child access centers) are used by families where the parents are separated or divorced, and have difficulties exchanging the children due to domestic violence, sexual assault or substance abuse. These centers provide a neutral setting in which children can maintain contact with their non

WILL - a Will is a document by which a person gives instructions as to what is to happen upon that person's death in so far as property and their remains are concerned. It is a formal set of instructions to those people whom the testator (the person making the will) wishes to carry out his or her instructions (the executors). In most cases it must be in writing, made while the person is of sound mind and body and signed in the presence of two witnesses who must themselves sign the document also. Wills can be deceptively simple documents and should only be made by those who know what they are doing since the person making the will won't be around at the time it comes into effect.

WILL - A will is a legal document that details how you would like your property to be disposed of after your death. When you separate, it is important that you get a new will drafted for you. In Ontario, a separation does not invalidate a will. In Ontario, a divorce invalidates the provisions of a will dealing with your spouse. While this may sound like what you want, it may leave holes in your estate plan that need to be fixed.

WITHOUT PREJUDICE - Settlement negotiations and mediation are generally done on a "without prejudice" basis. This means that anything stated in mediation or in an attempt to settle your divorce can't be used in court. For instance, if you try to settle your case by saying you don't want any spousal support, when you go to court your spouse can't state that you are willing to forgo spousal support, and so should not be awarded any.

WRIT OF SUMMONS - a form issued by the court directing a party to respond to a complaint, motion, or petition.

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