Marriage Contracts in Ontario: Safeguarding Your Business

If you’ve built a business, accumulated wealth, or worked hard to grow your professional career, the idea of losing a portion of it in a divorce can feel deeply unsettling. You can be excited about your future with your new partner and still protect yourself. That’s where a marriage contract (often called a prenuptial agreement) […]

Navigating Substance Abuse and Child Custody in Ontario

Going through a child custody dispute is stressful, and it becomes even more complex when substance abuse is involved. At Horra Family Law, we understand the emotional toll this situation can take, and we’re here to help parents in Ontario navigate these challenges. Substance Abuse and Custody Decisions In Ontario, the primary concern in any […]

A Comprehensive Guide to Separation Agreements in Ontario: Protecting Your Future

The dissolution of a marriage or common-law partnership is undoubtedly one of life’s most challenging experiences. Emotions run high, and the complexities of family law can be overwhelming. In the province of Ontario, the creation of a separation agreement holds significant importance, serving as a guide through your separation and divorce In this comprehensive guide, […]

Date of Marriage

Date of Marriage For many clients entering our offices, the date of marriage may seem like a distant memory, or perhaps a day they would prefer not to remember at all. But no matter how much you may want to forget it, your marriage date remains significant in the eyes of the law. Why is […]

Why should I choose Horra Family Law?

Choosing a lawyer is tough, especially when your family is involved. Good news: We understand the difficulties surrounding this decision. On that note, we want to make sure we are the right lawyers for your family’s situation. “We put family first because we are family.” Here are the top four things to remember when choosing […]

What is a Case Conference in Family Court?

In short, a case conference is an off-the-record, private meeting between parties of a case, their lawyers and a master or judge in a courtroom. For some cases at the Superior Court, and all cases at the Ontario Court of Justice, a first court date or first appearance is a required first step. Article Summary […]