Protecting Your Child: Obtaining Restraining Orders in Family Law Cases

In family law cases where safety is a concern, understanding how to obtain a restraining order is crucial for protecting both yourself and your child. A restraining order is a legal document issued by the court to prevent someone from contacting or coming near you or your child. To be eligible to apply for a […]

Navigating Holiday Visitation in Family Law: A Guide for Parents

The holiday season is a special time for families to come together, celebrate, and create positive memories. However, the holiday time can introduce stress for parents sharing custody, especially when juggling holiday visitation and family traditions. How to Decrease Holiday Stress If you have an access arrangement, concerns about creating meaningful experiences and upholding your […]

Putting Children First: Crafting Effective Parenting Plans

A parenting plan, also known as a custody agreement, or parenting agreement, can help support a strong foundation for co-parenting. Creating a plan ensures both parties have discussed and agreed to a structure that emphasizes what is best for the child(ren). What is a Parenting Plan A parenting agreement in Ontario, is a formalized arrangement […]

Streamlining Co-Parenting with Practical Tools and Legal Insight in Ontario

Managing the intricate details of custody and access arrangements in Ontario can be challenging, especially when navigating the complexities of family law. However, armed with the right tools and understanding, you can make informed decisions that prioritize your family’s well-being. In this article, our focus is on the practical aspect of making life more manageable […]

How Can I Modify an Existing Custody or Access Order in Ontario?

Family dynamics and circumstances can change over time, making it necessary to modify existing custody or access orders. In Ontario, families facing these situations can turn to Horra Family Law in Markham for expert guidance. In this article, we will explore the legal aspects of modifying custody and access orders in Ontario and provide valuable […]

Modifying an Existing Custody or Access Order in Ontario

In family law, circumstances can change over time, leading to the need for modifications to existing custody or access orders. These modifications are essential to ensure that the best interests of the child are met while reflecting the evolving dynamics of the family. If you find yourself in a situation where you need to modify […]

How is Custody Determined in Ontario?

Custody also known as decision-making in Ontario is a crucial aspect of family law proceedings, as it directly impacts a child’s well-being and future. When parents separate or divorce, the court’s primary concern is the best interests of the child. Ontario’s family law system takes into account various factors to make fair and appropriate custody […]

Importance of Mobility Clause in An Agreement

A separation agreement is a legally binding agreement between two spouses which addresses the issues of property, support, access and custody. One vital clause that is occasionally overlooked in a separation agreement is the issue of mobility. It is very important that the issue of mobility is addressed in a separation agreement. Mobility involves the […]

3 Things Every Parenting Plan Should Have

A parenting plan is a useful document all separated spouses should have as part of their parenting arrangement. These plans outline parents’ respective rights and the extent of their involvement with their children. They are more than mere time-splitting schedules; parenting plans are a contract between parents about childrearing and provide consistent structure in kids’ […]

Travel Consent

What is a Travel Consent? Travel consent applies to a child who is either traveling alone, with only one parent/guardian, friends, relatives or a group (e.g. sports, school, musical, religious). Although there is no Canadian legal requirement for children to carry a travel consent, a travel consent may be requested by immigration authorities when a […]

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