Toronto Interjurisdictional Dispute Lawyer
Interjurisdictional Dispute Lawyer in Ontario
International Child Abduction | Hague Convention
Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act
Foreign Marriages | International Adoption
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Interjurisdictional issues in family law are challenging. The team at Gilbertson Davis LLP have experience dealing with interjurisdictional issues and have successfully represented clients in various interjurisdictional disputes.
Interjurisdictional issues can impact all areas of family law. These issues are factually driven and case specific. A combination of case law and numerous statues, including the Family Law Act, the Children’s Law Reform Act and the Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act, determine the jurisdiction and applicable law needed to resolve interjurisdictional issues.
Types of Interjurisdictional Disputes
At Gilbertson Davis LLP, we can represent and advise clients on a wide range of interjurisdictional disputes, such as:
- International Child Abduction and the Hague Convention
- Mobility Rights
- Custody and Access
- Adoption
- Child Support
- Spousal Support
- Foreign Divorces
- Recognition of Foreign Marriages
- International Divorce
Depending on the dispute, interjurisdictional matters involve different court processes and procedures, such as Applications, Motions and Motions to Change.
Choose Gilbertson Davis LLP
It is important to obtain legal advice and representation that can effectively represent you when dealing with interjurisdictional issues. We strive to make these issues as clear and unambiguous as possible for our clients. Gilbertson Davis LLP has counsel with knowledge and experience in interjurisdictional disputes.
This page contains general legal information only and should not be construed or relied upon as legal advice for your unique situation. If you require legal advice, please request an initial consultation with Gilbertson Davis LLP using the Request Consultation Form on this webpage or by contacting our Intake Coordinator on (416) 979-2020, ext. 223 (both subject to the Terms of Use described on our Contact page).
