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Galbraith Family Law & Divorce Lawyer in Toronto focuses solely on family law, with a special intere

01/20/2022

Over the last few years, social media has advanced to the point where it’s a viable tool to use to stay in touch with your children after a divorce. Let’s take a look at how you can do this:

Select a social network to use to communicate with your children
Be present in your children’s life and communicate with them about their day-to-day activities
Use social media to your advantage but encourage offline activities for your children too
https://galbraithfamilylaw.com/blog/use-social-media-with-children/

01/19/2022

Child custody battles can often escalate quickly if they are not handled properly or approached carefully. If you want to prove to the court that you can be the best parent possible, working together with your ex is a great place to start! Oftentimes, a parent can fail to receive child custody because they are unable to work with their ex.
All-in-all, the most crucial thing to remember when going to court for a child custody or parenting order dispute is that it does not matter if what is said is true or not. What matters is if the court believes it is true.
Learn more here: https://galbraithfamilylaw.com/blog/child-custody-battles-and-kids/

01/18/2022

To say that you'll be making a lot of tough decisions during a divorce is an understatement. You'll be confronted with questions that will not only affect your future but will also deeply affect the future of any children you have with your former partner.
While you’re trying to take care of everyone and everything else, be sure to take care of yourself too. Take a read through these helpful self-care tips and take time to do something nice for yourself today.

01/17/2022

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01/16/2022

At Galbraith Family Law, our first goal is keeping you out of court. Every day, we help people just like you resolve family law issues without going to Family Court. Call us or visit our website to schedule a consultation to discuss your specific issue and let us make finding a resolution easier for you!

01/15/2022

Did you know when it comes to the divorce rate in Canada, almost 40% of marriages will end by their 30th wedding anniversary? While the divorce rate has declined over recent years, you may still find yourself in a predicament that gives you no other option other than to leave your spouse. These are a few telling signs to watch out for:
https://galbraithfamilylaw.com/blog/should-i-leave-my-spouse/

01/14/2022

When divorce happens, it rocks you to the core. You have so many decisions to make. The most important decision is deciding what is the best way to resolve your issues. We interviewed people who went to Family Court and others who avoided court by using Collaborative Practice. You have a choice. Watch to find out which they preferred.
For more information about Collaborative Practice and to connect with professionals near you, go to www.GalbraithFamilyLaw.com

01/13/2022

The question is whether or not you should send your kids to school or homeschool them. In the end, you need to make a decision that will best suit your children's needs. Whether that is sending them to school or homeschooling them is a common decision that you and your spouse need to agree on. One thing we can recommend in order to come to a mutual decision is to attend mediation or use a collaborative approach to discuss the issue. This way a professional can mitigate any problems that arise and will help you through the overall process.
To learn more on whether or not to send your children to school or homeschool them from a legal standpoint read this article:
https://galbraithfamilylaw.com/blog/child-to-school-or-homeschooling/

01/12/2022

It’s true, everyone’s divorce story is different, but there is one thing they all have in common – they leave a mark on us in one way or another. What is important to remember is that divorce is not the end of the story; it is the beginning of a new one. These are a few things you should keep in mind during your divorce to help you come through it as a stronger and more independent person:
https://galbraithfamilylaw.com/blog/life-after-divorce/

01/11/2022

Our team at Galbraith Family Law wants to be as accommodating as possible. So, we’re happy to offer virtual consultations to make this process easier for you. Request a consultation on our website and we will answer your questions about your legal rights, obligations, and options to help you make informed decisions about your future. You’ll feel more confident and better prepared as you move forward once you have spoken to a lawyer who fully understands your situation and options.
Book a consultation: www.galbraithfamilylaw.com

01/10/2022

Clients seeking out divorce lawyers often ask about when a relationship is considered common law. We have compiled 12 facts about common-law relationships to help clear up any questions that you or your partner might have. If you have further questions give us a call at one of our 5 offices. We’re happy to answer any questions you have.
https://galbraithfamilylaw.com/my-money/facts-about-common-law-relationships

01/09/2022

Who gets custody of the children - the mother or the father? There is a myth that fathers never get custody. This myth is based on the historic fact that most children traditionally were raised by mothers and that fathers were the breadwinners. As a result, in those days, it made sense that the courts assumed it was in the best interests of the children to be primarily in the care of the mother.
Today is a new day, and life is a little different as we all know. Now, many families have two breadwinners and two caregivers; mom and dad share in both responsibilities. As a result, the courts in Ontario are more inclined to determine that an equal time-sharing regime makes sense for families in which both parents are equally involved in child care.
https://galbraithfamilylaw.com/blog/how-custody-of-children/

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