Our Services

Pursuant to the Family Law Act, the parents of a child are the guardians of a child. Only a guardian can exercise parenting time and parenting responsibilities. However, a person who is not a guardian may have contact with a child, for example, grandparents and other extended family.

We discuss entitlement to spousal support under the Family Law Act and the Divorce Act and obligation to pay child support pursuant to the Family Law Act, the Divorce Act and the Federal Child Support Guidelines

Removal of a child by Social Services can result in Child Protection Hearings where we will represent you.

An uncontested divorce is a matter where all issues have been resolved between the parties, except divorce. We then proceed by filing a Desk Order divorce application, without going to court.

We assist in resolving parenting responsibilities. Parenting responsibilities are the decision-making entitlements of each parent on important matters concerning the child. These responsibilities can be shared or exercised by the parent in whose care the child is at the time.

Determining parenting time with each parent plays a major role in the lives of children. We ensure that the voice of the child is heard.   The amount of time each parent has with the child is determined by the best interest of the child.

Parenting time is also known as Access to the Child under the Divorce Act and describes the amount of time the child spends each parent. There is no presumption that parenting time should be shared equally.