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2601 Matheson Blvd E, Mississauga (905) 499-8013
Home Practice Areas Family Law

Family law guidance with compassion and strategy.

Separation, marriage and cohabitation agreements, parenting and property — handled with care.

HOW YOUR MATTER MOVES FORWARD
01

Consultation

Tell us what happened and what you want to achieve. We listen first.

02

Assessment

A candid review of your position, the risks and realistic outcomes.

03

Strategy

A clear plan with costs and timelines — no surprises.

04

Resolution

We act decisively and keep you informed until your matter is resolved.

Protect your rights — and your family’s wellbeing — through difficult transitions.

Family matters are personal. We provide compassionate support alongside clear, strategic advice so you can make informed decisions about your future.

Wherever possible we pursue negotiated resolutions that reduce conflict and cost — while standing ready to advocate firmly when that’s what the situation requires.

HOW WE HELP
Negotiate and draft separation agreements
Prepare marriage and cohabitation agreements
Advise on parenting arrangements and support
Address property division and the matrimonial home

Family Law matters we handle

Separation agreements
Marriage contracts
Cohabitation agreements
Parenting arrangements
Child & spousal support
Property division
Divorce
Mediation

Why clients choose Assertion Law

I. Direct access You work directly with your lawyer — not passed down a chain.
II. Clear communication Plain-language advice on risks, costs and options at every step.
III. Business-minded Legal strategy grounded in real-world business experience.
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Family Law — frequently asked questions

A written separation agreement clarifies parenting, support and property issues and helps avoid future disputes. It should be reviewed by independent lawyers to be reliable.

This information is general in nature and is not legal advice. Every situation is different — speak with a lawyer about yours.

Going through a family transition? Talk to us first.