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Sudbury, ON

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘§ Child Custody Access Lawyer Sudbury ON

Your children's wellbeing is the highest priority in any family law matter. We help Sudbury parents establish parenting plans, negotiate access schedules, and, when necessary, advocate in court to protect your relationship with your children.

Free consultations Β· Calls answered 7 days a week

500+
Divorces Handled
15+
Years Experience
98%
Client Satisfaction
24hr
Response Time

Clear Advice β€” No Legal Jargon

We explain your rights and options in plain language at every step. You make informed decisions because you understand exactly what is happening in your matter.

Responsive β€” We Return Your Calls

You will not chase us. We respond to calls and emails promptly and keep you informed as your matter progresses. You always know where things stand.

Negotiation First

Most family law matters can be resolved without trial. We pursue negotiated settlements aggressively to save you time, money, and stress β€” but we are fully prepared to go to court when necessary.

Sudbury Courts β€” Local Expertise

We appear regularly in the Sudbury courts and know the local judges and procedures. Our local expertise means your matter is handled efficiently and strategically from day one.

Free consultation available for child custody & access matters in Sudbury.

Confidential Β· No obligation Β· Calls answered 7 days a week

Call (249) 805-0833

Common Questions

Child Custody & Access FAQ

Answers to the questions we hear most from Sudbury clients about child custody & access.

In Ontario, 'custody' refers to decision-making authority over a child's major life decisions β€” education, healthcare, religion, and extracurricular activities. 'Access' refers to time spent with the child. A parent can have sole custody (all decision-making) or shared custody (decisions made jointly). Parenting time can be split in many ways depending on what is in the child's best interests. Ontario now also uses the terms 'decision-making responsibility' and 'parenting time' under newer federal legislation.

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