Property Rights and Entitlements for Married and Non-Married Persons
Property entitlements and obligations involve a detailed examination of what property spouses own, the extent to which spouses each contributed to the acquisition of that property, and the value of the property. The considerations of married and non-married persons are not the same and we have substantial experience in advising and acting in both scenarios
Our group structure enables us to handle fairly straightforward and complex property matters in a cost-effective way. The Family Law Group at Lerners has proven experience in complex cases involving valuation and income tax issues as well as complex corporate and business structures. As part of a large and diverse law firm, we have the ability to consult our Lerners colleagues who have expertise in complex commercial and corporate matters. We also work regularly with other experts, such as appraisers, accountants, and business valuators to make sure we secure the best and tax effective outcome for our clients.
Property Rights and Entitlements for Married and Non-Married Persons Lawyers
Kitchener-Waterloo
Toronto
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Bryan R.G. Smith
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
- Appeals
- Arbitration
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Courtney Edwards
AssociateAreas of practice:
- Family Law
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Émilie-Anne Puckering
AssociateAreas of practice:
- Family Law
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Jennifer Cook
AssociateAreas of practice:
- Family Law
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Lindsey Love-Forester
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
- Appeals
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Ryan P. R. McNeil
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
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Sarah Conlin
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
- Appeals
London
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Carolyn J. Lloyd
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
- Appeals
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Erin Reid
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
- Appeals
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Jordan McKie
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
- Appeals
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Lindsay Abercrombie
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
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Michelle Raithby
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law
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Sahar El-Kotob
AssociateAreas of practice:
- Family Law
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William R. Clayton
PartnerAreas of practice:
- Family Law