Family matters are deeply personal and can be emotionally challenging.

Our Approach:

We understand that every family situation is unique. Our client-focused strategy prioritizes understanding your specific needs and goals. We represent clients in courts across Newfoundland and Labrador, including St. John’s, Corner Brook, and surrounding areas. Additionally, we work towards resolving matters through agreements and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods such as mediation and negotiation. Our aim is to minimize conflict and find the most amicable solutions whenever possible.

Our Expertise Includes:

• Divorce and Separation: Guiding you through the legal process of divorce or separation, ensuring your rights are protected under Newfoundland and Labrador law.
• Custody and Access (Parenting Arrangements): Assisting in determining custody arrangements and parenting time that serve the best interests of your children.
• Child Support: Calculating and negotiating child support in accordance with provincial guidelines specific to Newfoundland and Labrador.
• Spousal/Partner Support: Advising on entitlement, amount, and duration of spousal or partner support.
• Marriage and Cohabitation Agreements: Drafting and reviewing agreements to protect your assets and define obligations during marriage or cohabitation.
• Separation Agreements: Preparing comprehensive agreements to settle all issues arising from a separation.
• Common-Law Separation: Addressing the unique legal considerations for couples in common-law relationships in Newfoundland and Labrador.
• Child Protection: Representing parents and guardians in matters involving child protection agencies within the province.
• Family Violence: Providing legal support and protection for clients experiencing domestic violence, including obtaining restraining orders.
• Adoption: Assisting with the legal process of adopting a child, including step-parent and relative adoptions in Newfoundland and Labrador.
• Cohabitation Agreements: Creating agreements for couples living together to outline financial arrangements and property rights.