I hired Deepa and her team to represent me for a five day family law trial and they were able to help me increase my access time with my children. Deepa and her staff are amazing they went above and beyond what most family law lawyers would do for their clients. I would recommend them to everyone who needs a divorce or family lawyer.
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At Tailor Law, we appreciate the sensitivity and care required in dealing with family matters. Our law firm works hard to approach your Family Law matter with the sensitivity and expertise they require. Both parties involved often have different perceptions of what is fair, making the entire process of reaching an agreement stretch out for seemingly forever. Differing incomes and roles in the family can make an equal financial split messy and confusing. Moreover, children can often be lost in the constant mess of everything going on. Our Family Law Lawyers are dedicated to bringing a resolution that is in your best interest and helps you as well as any children involved move forward.
Family Law lawyers offer legal support in the way negotiating agreements, support payments, and equalization payments in the event of separation and divorce. In Family Law matters, the lawyers at Tailor Law provide representation in Mississauga and Oakville. Tailoring a positive agreement requires the consideration of the best interests of the entire family. This means the court will consider the mental and physical welfare of the children with respect to special needs, living arrangements, education, childcare and financial maintenance. In seeking or paying for child support, you want top Family Law lawyers on your side to ensure you’re getting a fair deal. The tailor law firm provides full service and representation in Family Law matters.
Joint custody occurs when the parents of the child share physical and legal custody of the child. Joint custody is also known as shared custody, which is a 50/50 split. When parents have joint custody over children, they make decisions jointly with respect to the care of the children.
Couples or spouses who have decided to separate must decide where their children will reside and how much time each parent will spend with the children. This time is called parenting time. The time that each parent spends with the children is called child access.
Joint custody can be agreed upon prior to going to court. Some couples operate without legal custody agreements, while others use mediation to agree upon custody. If the parties cannot agree on the terms of joint custody, a judge may need to rule on the terms of the joint custody.
Joint custody occurs when the parents of the child share physical and legal custody of the child. Joint custody is also known as shared custody, which is a 50/50 split. When parents have joint custody over children, they make decisions jointly with respect to the care of the children.
Couples or spouses who have decided to separate must decide where their children will reside and how much time each parent will spend with the children. This time is called parenting time. The time that each parent spends with the children is called child access.
Joint custody can be agreed upon prior to going to court. Some couples operate without legal custody agreements, while others use mediation to agree upon custody. If the parties cannot agree on the terms of joint custody, a judge may need to rule on the terms of the joint custody.
Child support payments are payments made from one party to the other in relation to the maintenance and upkeep of children following separation or divorce.
Each parent is responsible for the financial maintenance of the child and payments are based on gross income and financial circumstances. Child support is usually paid until the children turn 18 years of age. Child support payments can be extended in certain circumstances.
In many cases, child support payments are made by the parent who spends the least amount of time with the children.
Child support payments are not related to the gender of the parent nor are they related to legal custody. If one parent has legal custody of the children, it does not necessarily mean that they will receive child support. As there are a number of circumstances that affect child support payments, it is best practice to seek the advice of a family law lawyer. A family lawyer who specializes in child support matters will provide the best legal support for your legal needs. Tailor Law handles both simple and complex matters of child support. Tailor Law offers legal child support in Mississauga and Oakville.
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