Toronto
Divorce & Family Lawyers
As trusted divorce lawyers and family lawyers in Toronto, from the boardrooms of the Financial District to the courtrooms of 393 University Ave. Strategic advocacy for Toronto’s most complex files.
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Superior Court Insight:
Toronto’s court system at 393 University Avenue is distinct from the surrounding GTA regions. Our team is intimately familiar with the specific filing protocols, case conference expectations, and judicial roster of the Toronto Region.
Why Choose Tailor Law in Toronto?
The power of Bay Street. The precision of boutique service.
Bay Street Sophistication. Main Street Care.
We bring the strategic rigor of a downtown firm without the administrative bloat.
Discretion is Paramount.
Secure, encrypted portals and private meeting rooms for high-profile clients.
Steps from the Court.
Our First Canadian Place office is strategically located minutes from 393 University Ave and 311 Jarvis St.
High-Net-Worth Services
Specialized expertise for Toronto’s most complex family law matters.
Complex Asset Division
Protecting what you built in the city’s competitive market.
High-Conflict Custody
Expert navigation of Toronto’s specialized custody evaluation processes.
Marriage Contracts
Safeguarding your financial future before and during marriage.
Divorce moves fast
in the city.So do we.
Meet us at First Canadian Place.
Toronto Office
First Canadian Place
Suite 5700, 100 King Street West
Toronto, ON M5X 1C7
Located in the heart of Toronto’s Financial District, our office provides convenient access for clients across the GTA. Schedule your confidential consultation today.
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Toronto Family Law
Our Family Law Services in Toronto
From our office in First Canadian Place, our Toronto divorce and family lawyers act for clients across the downtown core, Midtown, North York, Scarborough, and Etobicoke. We handle the full range of family law matters, always focused on protecting what matters most to you.
Divorce & Separation
Whether your separation is amicable or contested, we guide you through every step of divorce in Ontario, from the initial application to a final order, while resolving the parenting, support, and property issues that come with it.
Child Custody & Parenting Time
We help Toronto parents establish decision-making responsibility and parenting-time arrangements that put the best interests of the children first, and we act quickly where a child’s safety or stability is at risk.
Child & Spousal Support
From calculating Guideline child support to negotiating or contesting spousal support, our family lawyers make sure the numbers are right and that support reflects both parties’ real circumstances.
Property Division & Equalization
Toronto real estate, pensions, and businesses can make equalization complex. We protect your interest in the matrimonial home and ensure net family property is divided fairly under Ontario’s Family Law Act.
Marriage Contracts & Cohabitation Agreements
A well-drafted domestic contract can prevent years of future conflict. We prepare and review prenuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, and separation agreements for couples across the GTA.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a divorce lawyer in Toronto cost?
Cost depends almost entirely on how much is in dispute. An uncontested divorce is far less expensive than a contested court file, and most matters that settle through negotiation or mediation cost a fraction of one that goes to trial. We are transparent about retainers and hourly rates from the first meeting.
Which court handles family law cases in Toronto?
Depending on the issues, Toronto family matters are heard at the Superior Court of Justice at 393 University Avenue or the Ontario Court of Justice at 47 Sheppard Avenue East. Our lawyers appear in both and will make sure your case is filed in the right forum.
How long does a divorce take in Ontario?
An uncontested divorce is usually processed in about four to six months once the paperwork is filed. A contested matter that moves through case conferences and motions commonly takes twelve to eighteen months, and longer if it proceeds to trial.
Do I have to go to court to get divorced?
Often not. Many Toronto families resolve everything through negotiation, mediation, or a separation agreement, and the divorce itself is granted on paper without anyone appearing before a judge. Court becomes necessary only when the parties cannot agree.