FAMILY LAW
What is family law?
Family law is the area of law that governs legal relationships within families. It covers a broad range of issues that arise when personal relationships change or evolve, whether due to marriage, separation, parenting, or financial obligations. At its core, family law aims to protect the rights, responsibilities, and well-being of individuals as they navigate some of life’s most significant transitions. Our family law practice helps clients navigate a separation, negotiate parenting arrangements and seek clarity on financial matters.
At Huza Law, we understand that matters involving family are deeply personal and often emotionally charged, and so our dedicated family law team is here to provide clear, compassionate, and practical legal support.
Divorce Applications
We guide clients through the divorce process with clarity and compassion, whether it’s contested or uncontested. Our team ensures your legal rights are protected while helping you move forward with confidence.
Domestic Contracts
From cohabitation agreements to marriage contracts, we draft and review domestic contracts that provide clarity, security, and peace of mind for couples at every stage of their relationship.
Parenting Applications
We advocate for your children’s best interests in parenting arrangements, helping you navigate decision-making responsibility and parenting time with a focus on stability and fairness.
Separation Agreements
Our lawyers craft clear, enforceable separation agreements that cover all aspects of separation, including property, parenting, and support—minimizing conflict and protecting your future.
Child and Spousal Support Applications
We help clients understand and pursue fair child and spousal support outcomes, ensuring financial arrangements reflect both legal obligations and the realities of family life.
NOTA BENE
This information is based on Ontario law and does not constitute legal advice. It is intended to inform and not to advise and does not create a solicitor/client relationship. The statements above are general in nature. The individual facts in a given case may alter their application or involve other laws not referred to here. Any amounts referred to are subject to change.