It’s no secret that you want to solve your separation, divorce or family law problems by protecting your family law rights.
Imagine those long days and even longer nights with hardly any sleep at all when you are struggling to figure out what to do to deal with your family law problems.
Now picture yourself with your legal problems long behind you as you move on with your life.
Wouldn’t you like me to show you a way to accomplish this important goal of protecting your family law rights and solving your legal issues so that you can start enjoying some peace of mind again?
Here’s a fact for you: You can only protect your family law rights by getting the detailed and helpful advice of an experienced and dedicated Oshawa family law lawyer.
Most people know that Thomas O’Malley, a local family lawyer with more than 26 years’ experience, can help protect your family law rights with his dedication to helping Oshawa residents solve their separation or divorce legal issues.
You’ll never have to take chances in your family law case with Thomas O’Malley working on your case.
He understands all aspects of family law so that he can negotiate an effective separation agreement that settles the outstanding legal issues with your former spouse or represents you successfully in family court.
As your questions and doubts begin to disappear and you begin to realize the important benefits of getting advice from an accomplished Oshawa family lawyer with a solid background in protecting his clients’ legal rights, call Thomas O’Malley now at (905) 434-8837 to set up your consultation.
It’s time to take matters into your own hands instead of suffering from the frustration and anxiety of difficult and complicated family law problems. Your future is at stake!
Every day beginning now you’ll feel relief by knowing that you can protect your family law rights and successfully solve your legal issues after you come to your consultation with Thomas O’Malley.
Thomas O’Malley has been Oshawa’s most trusted and recognized family law and divorce lawyer since 1992. He has helped thousands of Oshawa residents solve their separation, divorce and family law issues. He is committed to making sure that Oshawa residents get the best possible defence of their family law rights and a very reasonable settlement or family law agreement with their spouse that protects their legal rights.
But that’s just part of the story. Thomas O’Malley makes sure your legal rights are protected in family court in Oshawa. Many clients come to him when they are already in the family court process and they need the help of a dedicated and skilled family lawyer.
Here’s why he is so committed to protecting the family law rights of Oshawa residents: He was born and raised in Oshawa, Ontario. He went to Harmony Public School, Grandview Public School, and Donevan High School.
He loved all the times spent with his father taking him to see the Oshawa Generals play at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. He loved the time the spent in his local cubs and Boy Scout groups. He really loved camping at Camp Samac with the cubs and Boy Scouts.
He has many fond memories of his middle-distance training at the track at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. He practiced with his high school track and field teammates and members of the Durham Striders, a long distance running club with its home in Oshawa.
Are you starting to see why Thomas O’Malley is so committed to helping Oshawa residents protect their family law rights?
I’m wondering just how quickly you’ll realize you want his top-notch and dependable family law advice to protect your legal rights so that you can reach a solid settlement with your spouse and move on with your life.
Armed with the vital family law advice and information you get when you come to your consultation with Thomas O’Malley, you will be well on your way to solving your separation, divorce and family law problems.
Call Thomas O’Malley, an experienced Oshawa family law and divorce lawyer, at (905) 434-8837 to set up your all-important family law consultation with him. You have so much to gain and absolutely nothing to lose.
Now I can almost hear you thinking about exactly how can Thomas O’Malley, Oshawa family law and divorce lawyer, help solve your family law issues. When you come to your consultation with him, he gives you detailed and helpful information about these important areas in your separation, divorce or family law case:
Separation Agreements
Divorce
Family Court
Child Custody
Child Access
Child Support
Spousal Support
Property Division
As you know everything is easier in your family law situation when you have a skilful Oshawa family lawyer on your side with a proven track record. Call Thomas O’Malley now at (905) 434-8837 to set up your consultation. Don’t waste another moment!
Q: What are my legal rights in my separation, divorce or family law case?
A: That’s a great question. Your legal rights in your separation or divorce involve what will happen legally with custody of your children, how often a parent can see their children (access to their children), child support, spousal support, and your property issues, including your home. You can only get the critical details about your legal rights by getting the advice of an experienced Oshawa family law lawyer. Call Thomas O’Malley today at (905) 434-8837. There’s never been a better time for you to protect your family law rights!
Q: Can my spouse simply stop me from seeing my children?
A: Your children have the legal right to have a relationship with both parents. You are entitled to see your children on a regular basis. You need to reach a written agreement with your spouse about where your children live and how often each parent has the children in their physical custody. You want specific days and times established or set out respecting when you have your childrenwith you to avoid any problems. The living arrangements for your children must meet the best interests of your children’s particular needs. To set up reasonable custody and access arrangements for your children, call (905) 434-8837. Now’s the time to ensure you see your children on a regular basis.
Q: What is the best approach to take in my separation or divorce?
A: You want to protect your family law rights…that’s your goal. If your spouse is reasonable and co-operative, the best approach is to negotiate a separation agreement with your spouse. Your separation agreement clearly sets out how you will deal with custody of your children, how often each parent has the children, child support, spousal support, and property issues. If your spouse is difficult or they are taking unreasonable positions on various legal issues, you might have to go to family court. To get the right legal advice and full details on what you should do to protect your family law rights, call Thomas O’Malley, a talented Oshawa family lawyer, today at (905) 434-8837. You won’t regret it.
Established in the early part of the 19th century, Oshawa was originally an automotive powerhouse in Ontario. Colonel Sam McLaughlin built his carriage company in Oshawa in 1876. Then his company became General Motors Canada. Now Oshawa’s economy has really diversified. Oshawa has transformed into an important education and science centre in Canada. Oshawa has three post-secondary institutions-the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Durham College, and Trent University-Durham. Oshawa is also the home of Lakeridge Health Oshawa hospital and research network.
Oshawa residents enjoy a vigorous sports life. Oshawa is the home of the excellent Oshawa Generals hockey franchise. The Oshawa Generals have won the Memorial Cup Championship numerous times in their impressive history. Oshawa also has a strong background in other sports, including lacrosse and basketball.
The population of Oshawa is approximately 150,000 residents. Oshawa is continuing to grow with its economic diversification and changing economy. Oshawa residents enjoy a number of wonderful museum and cultural activities. They can visit and enjoy the Robert McLaughlin Art Gallery and the Canadian Automotive Museum. In fact, the local and provincial government are actively working to transform downtown Oshawa into a thriving area for local businesses and residents.
Oshawa residents can easily use the 400-series highways, including Highway 401 and 407. They can also use the GO Train service for transportation to nearby communities in southern Ontario.
City Government
City Fire Department
City Hospital
Lakeridge Health Oshawa
Parks
Parks & Recreation
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Your attitude in dealing with your spouse in your separation or divorce will have a significant impact on the results of trying to settle your family law issues.
You must carefully think about and plan your approach and attitude when you speak to your spouse before and after your actual separation. Your plan and attitude can make the difference between a relatively friendly divorce and a more difficult divorce.
Your planning and strategy plays out in many different situations.
Many spouses, for example, continue to live in the same residence or house after they have separated. You can definitely be separated from your spouse even though you both continue to live in the same residence. At this point, you and your spouse most likely have different sleeping arrangements with one spouse sleeping in the bedroom and the other spouse sleeping in another bedroom or sleeping on the couch in the basement.
Obviously, when the spouses continue to live in the same house after they have separated, tension between the spouses can be very high. In fact, the tension often increases the longer the spouses continue to live in the same residence.
When you continue to live with your spouse in the same house, try to establish a set routine so that you minimize your contact with your spouse.
If your spouse works certain hours, you can be at home at these times but minimize as much as possible the time you and your spouse are physically present at the residence at the same time. This will keep the tension to a minimum.
You are more likely to successfully negotiate a separation agreement with your spouse when you minimize the tension in this situation. You will even increase the chance that you get a settlement with your spouse even when you are in court over your outstanding family law issues.
You might consider moving out of the residence if the tension really gets too unbearable. Remember you will not lose your legal interest in the home if you move out of the home. But, as a practical matter, it will be very difficult for you to move into the residence again after you have moved out the first time.
An important exception to this approach occurs when you are the primary caregiver for your children. Never move out of the residence on a permanent basis without your children if you are the primary caregiver. Where you move out of the house on a permanent basis and leave the children in the care of your spouse, you will create a new pattern or situation respecting the custody and care of your children.
You will find it very difficult, if not impossible, to change this new custody and care arrangement at some time in the future. If you try to get custody and care of your children, for example, three or four months later, by having your children live with you at your new residence on a full-time basis, the chances of your success are very low indeed.
Where you are the payor spouse, it definitely makes sense to ensure you are paying a reasonable amount of child support and spousal support to your spouse.
If you do not pay a reasonable amount of support funds to your spouse, your spouse is much less likely to sign a separation agreement or agree to a settlement that is fair to you when you have acted unfairly or unreasonably toward your spouse. You will only make your spouse angry with you to the point that they could easily press their case forward in court.
A separation and divorce is already a tense situation. You are only adding fuel to the fire by failing to pay a reasonable amount of spousal support and child support to your spouse.
You should act as reasonable as possible in terms of dealing with your spouse about your children. Where one spouse has primary custody and control of the children, they should automatically from the start of the separation make sure that the other parent is getting reasonable access to the children. Both parents must act reasonably towards each other about the children.
When you are the payor spouse, you want to help your spouse as much as possible reintegrate into the workforce if they have been staying home to take care of the children or working on a part-time basis. The faster you can get your spouse to become financially self-sufficient, usually the lower the amount of spousal support that you will have to pay.
You can also try to reach an agreement with a time limit on the spousal support that you are paying to encourage your spouse to become financially self-sufficient as soon as possible. However, it will probably be difficult to have a time limit on the payment of spousal support except in cases of short marriages or relationships.
When you are the spouse who is entitled to spousal support and/or requires spousal support, you should ensure that you get the amount of spousal support that you are legally entitled to receive and for the appropriate period of time.
Your family law lawyer can provide you with important advice in the area of spousal support.
In most situations,a court will not normally place a time limit on spousal support, especially in Ontario. You should only agree to a time limit on spousal support when you really know that you will have sufficient income from your employment or other sources to enjoy the standard of lifestyle that you enjoyed during the marriage or relationship.
When people like yourself face difficult legal issues, they get the assistance of an experienced local lawyer.
In short, the key to solving your family law problems is to get the help of a dedicated and skilled Oshawa family law and divorce lawyer.
When you come to your initial consultation with Thomas O’Malley, a recognized authority on family and divorce law in Ontario with more than 26 years’ experience as an Oshawa family law and divorce lawyer, you are on the fast track to protecting your family law rights and settling your legal issues in your separation, divorce or family court case.
Think of how great you’ll feel when you start using the dependable family law advice of Thomas O’Malley to start solving your family law issues.
His advice can save you from the ongoing stress and frustration of your family law problems!
Call him today at (905) 434-8837! Start taking control of your life again with one call.
Thomas O’Malley
Oshawa Family Law and Divorce Lawyer
Tel.: 905 434-8837 Fax: 905-434-8943
Serving residents in Oshawa and Durham Region