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Family Law Services
Family Law - Divorce - Custody - Child Support - Property - Children's Aid
Separation and divorce can often bring about uncertainty, especially when children are involved. As one of the best family lawyers in the area, Mr. Baijnath has extensive legal and trial experience, successfully representing clients at all levels of the Superior and Ontario Family Courts. He has litigated numerous trials, motions, and contempt proceedings with a focus on protecting your interests.
Our Toronto law firm represents your interests through effective negotiation and aggressive representation, always keeping in mind the sensitivities surrounding a relationship breakdown. Our goal is to protect your children and assets while achieving solutions that are reasonable, prudent, and economical. Our firm has negotiated and obtained millions of dollars in property and family law settlements for our clients.
Since 2007, our firm has successfully represented clients against the Durham, Toronto, Peel, and York Children’s Aid Societies. We challenge the status quo by compelling Society workers to substantiate their allegations. Our office is committed to justice, equality, and fairness and recognizes the systemic and institutional bias within these organizations.
The Family Responsibility Office (FRO) has created many difficulties for many individuals. We have provided legal advice and represented clients in stopping the wrongful enforcement of support orders, preventing incarcerations, and addressing wrongful suspensions of driver’s licenses and passports.
Our services cover a wide range of family law issues, including trials, divorce, custody, access, child and spousal support, separation agreements, property division and equalization, motions to vary, urgent matters, FRO enforcement, annulments, and Hague Convention cases.