R THIND LAW | PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
Family Law
Family Law
Family law is a sensitive legal arena addressing the evolution of domestic relationships, including marriage, divorce, and parenting arrangements. It encompasses proactive measures like cohabitation and marriage contracts, which outline asset protection, as well as the intricate processes of separation and divorce. Determining decision-making responsibility and parenting time (formerly custody) is critical, ensuring the emotional and financial stability of children remains the priority. Our firm also navigates the adoption journey, helping families grow through legal parenthood, and provides immediate, robust protection against domestic violence through restraining orders. Beyond child-related matters, we ensure the equitable division of net family property and the calculation of spousal support to preserve your financial security after a partnership ends.
When parents separate and children reside primarily with one household, the other parent typically provides child support to ensure the children’s needs are met. This amount is generally determined by the Federal Child Support Guidelines, factoring in the number of children and the payor’s annual income. Whether payments are facilitated through the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) or handled through private agreements, our goal is to ensure the process is fair and sustainable. At R Thind Law, we offer a strategic roadmap through these emotional transitions, balancing tireless advocacy with the compassion your family deserves during life’s most difficult chapters.
Handling everything from simple “paperwork” divorces to high-conflict courtroom issues.
Drafting robust, airtight contracts that settle property, support, and parenting issues without a trial
Designing schedules that actually work for modern families, focusing on “Parenting Time” and “Decision-Making.”
Calculating table amounts and “Section 7” extraordinary expenses (sports, braces, post-secondary).
Helping clients navigate the “Equalization” process (who keeps the house, the pension, and the debt).
Strategizing for or against support payments to ensure a fair standard of living post-divorce.
(The “Pre-nup”) Protecting assets before a relationship begins or during a marriage.
Handling urgent matters like child abduction or the immediate freezing of assets.