Family Law Blog: Child Custody & Access
Non-Biological Parental Rights in LGBTQ+ Relationships
Non-biological or LGBTQ+ parent? Learn your rights and risks in Ontario family law. Contact our lawyers for help with custody or support issues now.
International Child Abduction: Legal Remedies & Prevention Tips
Worried about international child abduction? Learn your legal options and how to prevent it. Speak with a Toronto family lawyer at Gelman & Associates today.
Parenting Plans for Children with Disabilities & Complex Care Needs
Create a tailored parenting plan for your child with a disability or complex care needs. Contact our Toronto family lawyers at Gelman & Associates today.
The Influence of Social Services on Decision-Making Responsibility and Parenting Time in Ontario
Learn how social services and child protection reports can impact decision-making responsibility, parenting time, and family law in Ontario.
The Pros and Cons of “Bird’s Nest” Parenting Time Arrangements
Bird’s nest parenting arrangements can be a great option for co-parents and children alike. To learn about your options, contact our family law lawyers today.
Things to Consider in Parenting Plans During the Holidays
Learn more about creating holiday parenting plans that prioritize your child’s best interests with guidance from Gelman & Associates.
10 Things To Consider for a Parenting Plan
Learn more on crafting a parenting plan post-separation or divorce, covering decision-making, living arrangements, and conflict resolution.
Grandparents Obtaining Custody (Decision-Making Responsibility) Over Their Grandkids
Learn more on the rights of grandparents in Canada regarding access and decision-making for grandchildren.
Understanding Parental Alienation in Ontario
Learn more on identifying and addressing parental alienation in Ontario, including its legal implications and strategies for prevention.
Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in the Event of a Separation or Divorce?
Learn more on how a child’s preference affects custody decisions in separations and divorces.
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