Our Results
Our firm has a high rate of achieving positive results for clients, both inside and outside the courtroom. Some of these achievements include:
An order awarding an aunt the primary residence of a child and costs in the amount of $7,000 for the motion.
An order permitting interim relocation of children to another city within the province.
An order placing a child primarily with a non-family member at trial.
An interim order requiring the resumption of previously withheld parenting time and joint decision making.
An interim order to increase parenting time.
A successful defence at the Court of Appeal confirming that Ontario was the appropriate jurisdiction for the matter.
An order providing for the continuation of sole decision-making responsibility.
An order to compel attendance at oral questioning.
An order for interim shared parenting.
An order permitting relocation with the child to PEI.
An interim order granting parenting time in excess of that recommended in the parenting assessment report.
An order for costs in the amount of $25,000.
An order striking a party’s pleadings.
An order fixing our client’s proposed date of separation.
An order for DNA testing.
An order establishing and enforcing the payment of arrears of child support.
An order for the involvement of the Office of the Children’s Lawyer.
An order for randomized drug testing.
An order for sobriety check-ins prior to parenting time.
An order for a s. 30 parenting assessment.
An order for child support where the parent was not the biological parent of the child.
An order for time limited spousal support.
Adjudication involving the preservation of frozen embryos.
Consent resolutions of equalization, child and spousal support.
Consent waivers and releases of spousal support.
The firm also routinely negotiates separation agreements and domestic contracts (including pre-marriage contracts and cohabitation agreements) for clients.
*Please note that while the firm works diligently for all of its clients, each case depends on its facts, and specific outcomes cannot be guaranteed.