Clear advice for the decisions facing your family

Get practical advice about separation, agreements, parenting, support and property. Thomas helps you understand your options and decide how to move forward.

Thomas has practised law in Ontario since 1989, with family law at the core of his practice. You work directly with him to understand your options, assess proposed terms and decide how to move forward. He represents clients in negotiations and court proceedings.

Request a consultation or call 416-591-1354.

Find help with your concern

Separation, agreements and property

• Separation & Divorce — Understand your options and the decisions ahead.
• Separation Agreements — Prepare an agreement or get advice before signing.
• Property Division — Address the home, pensions, debts and other assets.
• Marriage & Cohabitation Agreements — Plan before or during a relationship.
• Business Interests & Business Valuation — Address business valuation and income questions.

Parenting and support

• Parenting Arrangements — Work through parenting schedules, decision-making and relocation concerns.
• Child & Spousal Support — Assess income information, payments and proposed terms.
• Support and Parenting Changes — Get advice when circumstances change.
• Spousal Support — Consider entitlement, amount, duration and review terms.
• Paternity — Get advice about parentage questions and related responsibilities.
• Parental Alienation — Understand the evidence and how to respond to difficulties with parent-child contact.

Other family law matters

• Mediation & Arbitration — Get advice and representation through either process.
• Same-Sex Relationships — Find advice for issues arising during or after a same-sex relationship.

Advice is available to clients in married and common-law relationships. The issues and options depend on your circumstances. For questions about your rights after a spouse’s death, explore our estates services.

Unsure where to start?

You do not need to know which legal category fits your concern before contacting the office. Briefly explain what has happened, whether there is an agreement or court proceeding, and what you need help deciding.

Arrange a consultation

A consultation gives you an opportunity to discuss your situation with Thomas and consider practical next steps. Have relevant agreements, court documents and your questions available.

Consultations are one-hour paid meetings, available by telephone, Zoom or in person. See consultation details and request an appointment, or call 416-591-1354.