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Family & Divorce Lawyer

Family and divorce matters affect your children, finances, home and future. Hashmi Law Group provides practical advice and representation for clients in Toronto (North York), Mississauga and across Ontario, from negotiated resolutions to contested court proceedings.

Separated partners discussing division of their home and assets

Extensive Experience in Family Court Representation

Hashmi Law Group has extensive experience representing clients in family motions, trials, appeals, hearings and other court appearances. We combine careful preparation, clear written submissions and focused oral advocacy with practical advice at each stage of your family matter.

How We Can Help

  • Divorce and separation
  • Decision-making responsibility and parenting time
  • Child and spousal support
  • Property and equalization issues
  • Marriage contracts and separation agreements
  • Family court motions, conferences, trials and appeals

What You Can Expect

  1. Review the facts, documents and immediate concerns
  2. Identify practical options, risks and priorities
  3. Prepare agreements, financial disclosure or court materials
  4. Negotiate where appropriate and advocate in court when required

Why Choose Hashmi Law Group

Clients receive direct legal advice, careful case preparation and responsive communication from a firm with 17+ years of legal experience. We handle negotiation, document preparation and court proceedings with a practical focus on the client’s objectives, evidence, risks and costs. In-person and virtual consultations are available through our Toronto (North York) and Mississauga offices.

When should I speak with a family lawyer?

Seek advice early if you are separating, have been served with court documents, face an urgent parenting or support issue, or are considering an agreement. Early advice can help protect deadlines, evidence and practical options.

Can a family matter be resolved without trial?

Many matters resolve through negotiation, mediation, conferences or a negotiated agreement. A trial may be necessary when important issues remain contested or urgent court relief is required.

What should I bring to the consultation?

Once our office has completed the initial intake checks and confirmed your appointment, we will explain which documents to provide and how to send them. Relevant records may include court documents, agreements, financial information, important correspondence and a short timeline of events.

Do you represent clients at motions and trials?

Yes. Our work includes applications, answers, affidavits, financial statements, conference briefs, motion materials, hearings, trials and appeals where appropriate.

How long does a family case take?

Timing depends on urgency, complexity, disclosure, court availability and whether the parties reach an agreement. We explain the likely steps and timing after reviewing the matter.

Watch our Ontario family-law videos for practical general information:

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