Trusted Family Law Experts
Bukhari Law Professional Corporation supports individuals in Brampton, Mississauga, and Toronto with family law matters, including divorce, property division, child custody, parenting plans, and support obligations. Our experienced lawyers help ease the emotional and financial strain of marital breakdowns.
We prioritize your unique needs, offering professional, timely, and cost-effective legal guidance. Trusted by clients and legal professionals, our team is here to handle your family law concerns with care and expertise.
Family Law Services We Offer
Divorce Lawyer Brampton:
We provide comprehensive services for various types of divorces, including:
Types of Divorces:Simple Divorce, Contested Divorce, and Joint Divorce
Recognition of Foreign Divorces: Assistance with obtaining a Letter of Legal Opinion
Effects of Divorce on Business:Guidance on how divorce can impact business ownership and assets
Litigation Procedure:
Representation in Provincial, Superior, or Unified Family Courts
Handling financial disclosures and other litigation requirements
The Children:
Child Protection Services: Matters involving Children’s Aid Society (CAS) and Catholic CAS
Custody and Access Issues: Helping resolve custody and visitation arrangements
Support:
Child Support and Section 7 Expenses: Ensuring fair financial contributions for children
Spousal Support: Managing obligations and entitlements for spousal maintenance
The Property:
The Matrimonial Home: Guidance on rights and division of the family home
Spousal Support: Division of Marital Property and Equalisation:
The Initiation and Settlement of the Family Law Claim and Other Considerations:
Pre-nuptial Agreements, Marriage Contracts, and Separation Agreements:Drafting and reviewing agreements to protect your interests before, during, or after marriage.
Negotiations and Settlement Options:Assisting with amicable negotiations and exploring settlement opportunities outside of court.
Family Law & Wills: Ensuring your family law matters align with estate planning, including wills and other legal documents.
7 Divorce Myths You Should Know – Bukhari Law Professional Corporation
Thinking of getting a divorce? Be aware of common myths:
Infidelity means fault in divorce: In no-fault divorce, courts don’t give special treatment to the “cheated” spouse. The divorce will proceed if legal grounds are met.
Short marriages mean no financial obligation: Even in short marriages, entitlement to support or property equalization can be established.
Spouse’s refusal stops the divorce: A divorce can still be granted even if one spouse refuses. The legal process allows it if grounds are met.
Pre-marital assets stay with the owner: Pre-marriage property may be excluded, but the increase in value during marriage can be considered.
Ownership means sole rights: Being on the title doesn’t guarantee sole possession, especially for the matrimonial home.
Leaving the home forfeits rights: Moving out doesn’t mean losing entitlement to equity or children.
No need to change the Will after marriage/divorce: Wills become void after marriage, but not after divorce. Update your Will to avoid unintentionally leaving assets to an ex-spouse.