FAMILY LAWYERS IN TORONTO

Family matters can be complex and emotionally challenging, and having the right guidance can make all the difference. At Giving Tree Family Law, our experienced Toronto family lawyers provide practical advice and compassionate support for every stage of your family law journey. We are here to protect your rights and help you move forward, whether you’re facing divorce, custody disputes, adoption, or other family-related issues.

OUR FAMILY LAW SERVICES IN TORONTO

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No matter what challenges your family may be facing, Giving Tree Family Law is here to provide the guidance and support you need. Our Toronto family lawyers are committed to protecting your rights and finding practical solutions, while helping you build a stronger path forward. 

Reach out today to schedule a consultation, virtually anywhere in Ontario, and take the first step toward peace of mind.

FAQS ABOUT FAMILY LAW SERVICES

Do I need a lawyer for a separation or divorce?
While it’s possible to handle matters on your own, a family lawyer guarantees your rights are protected and agreements are legally enforceable.
How is child custody decided in Ontario?
Custody decisions are based on the best interests of the child, considering stability, parental involvement, and the child’s needs.
What is spousal support and who is eligible?
Spousal support provides financial assistance after separation. Eligibility depends on factors like the length of the relationship, roles during the marriage, and financial need.
Can I create a prenuptial or cohabitation agreement?
Yes. Prenuptial and cohabitation agreements are legal contracts that clarify financial and property rights before or during a relationship.
What is collaborative family law?
Collaborative family law is a cooperative process where both parties work with lawyers to resolve disputes outside of court.
How can a family lawyer help with adoption or guardianship?
Lawyers guide you through the legal requirements, applications, and documentation needed to adopt or obtain guardianship of a minor or dependent adult.
What options are available for resolving disputes without going to court?
Mediation and collaborative law provide alternatives to litigation, allowing families to reach agreements in a less adversarial and more affordable way.