CORONAVIRUS HUB
Family Law
division of assets & debts
Although the courts have severely limited their role to matters that are either urgent or not contested, and many lawyers are unfortunately unavailable or working limited hours, the need for families to separate their financial affairs quickly and affordably has never been more important. We are well suited to continue to serve you and respect the physical distancing that is needed to flatten the curve; instructions can be given through our secure messaging function and documents can easily be provided through our online portal, meetings can occur over the phone or through video conferencing, and in person signing can occur in our meeting room which easily allows for the recommended 2-meter distance.
We are now offering mediation services where the parties are cooperative and want to reach an effective and cost-efficient agreement with, or without, the involvement of another lawyer. For parties who require some advocacy to bridge the gap, we can continue to assist negotiating a settlement with the other lawyer through virtual 4-way meetings. For those parties for whom court may be the only solution, we can continue to compile and prepare the necessary documentation to ensure your file is ready to proceed the moment the court’s doors reopen.
For more information on division of assets and debts matters refer to our blog page.
We offer a 30 minutes consultation with our lawyers to help you find out how we can help. Fill out the form below and we will get in touch as soon as we receive your form.
Initial Consultation
This form is for booking a family law / estate administration consultation. You will be charged at the lawyer’s hourly rate (prorated) for the length of the consultation along with any time needed to review documents by the lawyer. Our advice is based on the information provided by you, failure to include relevant information necessarily affects the reliability of the advice given. Information shared with our office in this form and during our consultation is and will remain private and confidential. This meeting will not create a solicitor-client relationship. Consultations are intended to allow you a chance to evaluate our services and to provide general legal advice only.