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Ontario family law services.

Divorce and separation, division of property, custody and access, child and spousal support, and mediation. We approach every matter with sensitivity, and a named lawyer stays on your file from the first call.

Chapter 01 · What we handle

A full family law practice.

From the first conversation to a final order, we cover every part of a family law matter, in or out of court.

01

Divorce and separation

Separation agreements, cohabitation and marriage agreements, the grounds for divorce, and eligibility. We help you end a relationship with clarity and as little conflict as possible.

02

Division of property

Equalisation of net family property, excluded property such as gifts and inheritances, debt, and the different rules that apply to common law couples.

03

Custody and access

Decision making and parenting time. We build parenting plans in the best interests of your children and represent you in mediation or in court.

04

Child support

Establishing, calculating and enforcing child support under the guidelines, and varying it when circumstances change.

05

Spousal support

Entitlement, amount and duration of spousal support, negotiated in an agreement or determined by the court.

06

Mediation and arbitration

Resolving family matters out of court where it helps, through mediation and arbitration, to save cost, time and stress.

Chapter 02 · Common questions
QFamily law FAQ

Questions families ask.

Do not see your question? Ask a Khan Law lawyer, response within one business day.

Do I need a lawyer for a separation

You are not required to, but a lawyer makes sure your separation agreement is fair, complete and enforceable, covering parenting, support and property.

How long does a divorce take in Ontario

Most divorces follow one year of living apart. A divorce takes effect on the 31st day after the judgment is issued.

How is property divided

Married spouses generally share the growth in value of their family property through equalisation. Common law partners are treated differently.

How is custody decided

On the best interests of the child. Parents can agree, or the court decides applying the Divorce Act, the Family Law Act and the Children's Law Reform Act.

Can we avoid going to court

Often yes. Many families resolve parenting, support and property through a written agreement, mediation or negotiation.

Do you offer fixed fees

Where the matter allows, such as an uncontested agreement, we quote a fixed fee in writing before we begin. Contested matters are billed transparently and discussed up front.

Chapter 03 · Where we practice

4 GTA offices. Across Ontario.

Meet in person at any office, or by secure video. Family law clients supported across Ontario.

Chapter 04 · Reviews

In our clients own words.

★★★★★ 5/5 Across 15 client reviews
Ready when you are

A difficult time deserves a lawyer who will answer.

Whether you need a separation agreement, a parenting plan or representation in court, the conversation starts with a call.

Same business day response · Offices in Oakville, Milton, Mississauga, Toronto
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