We take the time to understand your situation and ensure you get the help you need.
We make sure you are informed at each step of your matter. We will advise you of your legal rights and obligations so you make the final decision.
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We are able to help you with your Divorce and Family Law Litigation.
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Separation is emotionally and mentally stressful. Taman Singh Law is committed to helping you through this difficult stage and moving on to the next chapter of your life.
Our goal is to reach a peaceful and civil settlement for your separation/divorce. We understand that the idea of litigating in court can be emotionally and mentally challenging for you. It can also be quite costly. This is why we leave litigation as the last resort.
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There is a light at the end of the tunnel and we are here to help guide you to the light.
Taman Singh is a lawyer with RZCD Law Firm LLP. A law firm serving the Greater Toronto Area since 1993.
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Taman Singh Law works to achieve the best results for you while also providing high-quality family law services. We are committed to resolving cases early in the proceedings without sacrificing your interests.
Our law firm’s knowledge of various connected legal fields enables us to service your family law needs effectively and quickly. When litigation is necessary, we work hard to get the best results for you.
Decision-making responsibility and parenting time for the children can become one of the most emotionally draining parts of a separation or divorce.
When advising about decision-making responsibility and parenting issues, we always keep the best interests of the children in mind. We seek to assist you in making cooperative transitions in parenting your children and satisfying your children’s needs.
Parents must make key decisions about their children’s care such as how to co-parent and where the children will reside. These decisions may affect how much time each parent spends with the child, how the child is cared for, and the role each parent plays in the child’s care and upbringing. Children – children are – children’s care
Call Us NowWhen handled correctly and effectively, child support matters can be uncomplicated. In general, if you have a child and that child resides with the other partner for 40% or more of the time, you must pay child support or vice versa. The Child Support Guidelines normally determine how much you must pay based on your income and the number of children for whom you are paying.
You will most probably be ordered to pay child support if your case is heard by a judge in Court. If you are negotiating with the other parent of your child, you can negotiate a child support agreement that differs from the standard “table amount” but if the arrangement isn’t fair and doesn’t properly care for the child, a judge may change the agreement if asked to.
Call Us NowBoth married and common-law partners can be eligible for spousal support. The support amount is based on a spouse’s actual financial needs or the economic disadvantage caused by the relationship. Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines are a beginning point for a judge to use when determining spousal support amounts.
Your marriage or relationship included a financial partnership as well. The goal of spousal support is to allow the spouse who earns less to become financially self-sufficient. While the law expects people to be self-sufficient, we can assist you to understand what the law says you are entitled to and your duties.
Judges may also consider each spouse’s assets and income, the length of the marriage, the role each spouse had in the marriage and raising the children, and any earlier agreements they made regarding support, among other factors.
Call Us NowTaman Singh Law seeks to reduce hostility and reach a reasonable outcome between you and your partner. We confirm if your spouse is entitled to spousal support, the amount of support, the duration of the support, and the means of payment.
Call Us NowIf you are married, you are likely entitled to property equalization.
After deciding on child care and support, dividing property and assets can be one of the most worrying and tense phases in dissolving a marriage. Our role is to help and guide you through the process.
When you separate and divorce, property accumulated during the marriage is subject to what is known as “equalization.” With a few exceptions, such as gifts or inheritances, this principle applies to the majority of assets. Difficulties can develop when the parties cannot agree on what was purchased, when it was acquired, the asset’s current value and an equitable asset divide.
Dividing property can be difficult, especially if a couple has collected significant assets outside of their permanent residence, such as a cottage, investment property, or a valuable collection of art or memorabilia, to name a few examples. As a result, it is prudent to seek competent and unbiased legal counsel from a knowledgeable separation lawyer. Our divorce lawyers are dedicated to ensuring that you understand the process and that your property and rights are safeguarded.
Property Division and Common-Law
Common-law relationships in Canada are not subject to the same property division regulations as marriages. In essence, each common-law partner retains the property brought into the relationship. There are no equalization between common-law partners when they separate
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