Family Law Blog

The Role of Financial Disclosure in Family Law Proceedings
Discover why financial disclosure is vital in Ontario family law cases. Gelman & Associates can guide you through the process with confidence. Contact us today.

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.

Are Foreign Divorce Orders Recognized in Ontario?
Did you get divorced outside of Canada? Your court order may still be recognized in Ontario. Contact our family lawyers at Gelman & Associates for help today.

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.

High Debt Divorces & Liability
Navigating a high-debt divorce? Learn how liabilities affect property division and how to protect yourself. Contact our Toronto divorce lawyers for help today.

Navigating Cultural and Religious Holidays in Multi-Faith Blended Families
Navigate parenting during cultural and religious holidays in blended families. Our Toronto family lawyers can help you create fair, inclusive parenting plans.

Pre-Marriage Counselling and Legal Agreements: The Importance of Setting Expectations Early
Set expectations early with pre-marriage counselling and a prenuptial agreement. Speak to our Toronto family lawyers about your options 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.

Temporary vs. Final Orders: Navigating Interim Family Court Decisions
Learn the key differences between temporary and final family court orders in Ontario and how interim decisions may impact your case long-term.

Mediation, Arbitration, & Med-Arb: Choosing the Right Path for You
Learn the difference between mediation, arbitration, and med-arb, and read which option may be the best fit for your situation.
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