Divorce & Separation
Whether your separation is amicable or contested, we guide GTA families through every step of ending a marriage — from filing to final order — as a divorce lawyer families across the GTA turn to for clarity and discretion.
View Details- Separation agreements
- Uncontested & contested divorce
- Mediation-friendly approach
- Court representation when needed
Child Custody & Parenting Time
Nothing matters more than your relationship with your children. We help parents across the Greater Toronto Area secure parenting arrangements that reflect the best interests of the child and protect the bond you’ve worked hard to build.
View Details- Parenting plans & schedules
- Decision-making authority
- Relocation matters
- Enforcement & variation
Child & Spousal Support
Support has two halves: child support, a legal entitlement calculated under the Federal Child Support Guidelines, and spousal support, where entitlement, amount and duration are three separate questions. We get both right.
View Details- Child support calculations
- Spousal support entitlement & amount
- Support variation applications
Property & Equalization
When the matrimonial home is part of a separation, the settlement and the real estate transaction can be handled in the same office, by the same lawyer — without the delays that come from splitting the work across two firms.
View Details- Matrimonial home resolution
- Net family property & equalization
- Domestic contracts & marriage agreements
Family law, answered plainly.
An uncontested divorce can often be finalized in a few months once the paperwork is complete and any required separation period has passed. Contested matters involving custody, support or property take longer and depend on how much is in dispute.
The matrimonial home is treated differently from other property under Ontario law, and both spouses generally have an equal right to remain in it regardless of whose name is on title. We can walk you through your specific options, including buy-outs and sale.
No — many separations are resolved through a negotiated separation agreement without ever going to court. We aim for that outcome where possible, and prepare for court when it’s necessary to protect your interests.
Child support is generally calculated using the Federal Child Support Guidelines, based on the paying parent’s income and the number of children. Additional expenses may be shared separately depending on your circumstances.
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