Our Domestic Contracts services provide comprehensive legal support for individuals looking to establish a domestic agreement, whether it be a cohabitation agreement, marriage contract, separation agreement, paternity agreement, or family arbitration agreement.
We can guide you through the entire process, beginning with an initial consultation where we can gather information about your unique situation and help you understand your legal options. From there, we can provide legal advice, review documents, draft and edit pleadings, conduct negotiations, and provide guidance on courtroom procedures, rules of evidence, and procedural requirements.
We understand that domestic contracts can be complex, and our goal is to make the process as simple and stress-free as possible. Our team of lawyers will work with you to understand your specific needs and goals, and will provide personalized and practical solutions to meet those needs.
In addition to providing legal advice, we can also prepare exhibits, submissions, and briefs as necessary. We can provide legal support for contested or uncontested divorce cases, and can provide guidance on the division of property, including the matrimonial home, RRSP, pension, stocks, bonds, and other assets.
We can also provide independent legal advice on agreements and releases, ensuring that your rights are protected throughout the entire process. We understand that family law matters can be emotionally charged, and we are committed to providing compassionate and understanding support to help you achieve a fair and just resolution to your legal matter.
Family Law Limited Scope Services
We are pleased to offer a range of limited scope legal services related to family law. Our team of experienced lawyers is dedicated to helping clients navigate the complex and often emotionally charged issues that can arise in the context of family law disputes.
Below is a general overview of the services we are able to provide:
Where do Family Law matters go to which court?
if No FCSCJ in such area, then this court will be court of superior jurisdiction. | Family Court of Superior Court of Justice | ||
Ontario Court of Justice | Superior Court of Justice | ||
Property claim | No |
Yes
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All |
Divorce | |||
Custody & Access claims (called “Parenting Order” since March 1, 2021) |
Yes
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Spousal Support | |||
Child Support |
Divorce occurred in a Foreign Country
Corollary relief proceeding under Divorce Act after Foreign divorce
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Support claim under Family Law Act by former spouse
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Equalization claim under Family Law Act after Foreign divorce
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Ontario Court’s Jurisdiction |
A former spouse CAN’T claim:
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Even after a divorce occurred in a Foreign country, a spouse MAY CLAIM the Equalization of property.
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May 20, 2023