Generally, settlement is the best the way to address problems associated with the breakdown of a marriage. When parties can agree on the terms of their separation through mediation or other means, the result is that they avoid having to go to court. Parties who successfully negotiate a fair settlement enjoy the resulting workable agreement …
Read MorePreparing for mediation will help you to achieve your desired outcomes. Family mediation is a voluntary, private process in which a neutral person – the mediator – helps you to reach a workable resolution with your spouse/partner. The mediator will not take sides nor force a resolution. Instead, mediators foster a constructive atmosphere with open …
Read MoreThe advantages of mediation cannot be overstated. Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution process facilitated by a neutral third party, called a mediator. While mediation does not take the place of legal advice from a Toronto divorce lawyer, it may aid parties to identify the core issues and to find mutually agreeable solutions. The role …
Read MoreSettlement: The Most Attractive Option In Ontario, it is possible (and preferable in most cases) to keep support, property and custody issues from ever going to court. Dealing with all these issues privately is a great benefit as you can craft whatever solution works for you and your family. If any of these issues is not …
Read MoreMeeting with a lawyer Your first meeting with a Toronto divorce lawyer is critical. There are a few things you should think of and gather up before your first meeting. This will save time (and money) and allow your lawyer to give you a better understanding of your circumstances. 1. Think about what you have …
Read MoreSeparation Agreement Anxiety Separation is the most complex aspect of getting a divorce. You may not know the difference between the two concepts but separation and divorce are two separate events with different requirements and steps. In order to legally end your marriage in Ontario, you require both – a separation and a divorce. The …
Read MoreMediation is very common and is used increasingly in family law; however, it is often misunderstood. Mediation allows you and your spouse to reach a mutually satisfactory settlement with the help of a neutral, third-party called a mediator. Mediators can be lawyers, mental health professionals, clergy, or other professionals trained in alternative dispute resolution techniques. …
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