When relationships end, financial support for children and former spouses is a key concern.
Byron J. Cavanaugh provides experienced legal guidance in both spousal and child support matters, ensuring that support arrangements are fair and aligned with Ontario’s legal standards.
Child support is a legal responsibility meant to ensure that children’s needs are met, regardless of changes in family dynamics. The amount is determined based on federal guidelines and factors such as:
Byron works closely with clients to calculate accurate child support payments that reflect these guidelines, ensuring the child’s financial needs are fully addressed. He can also help in negotiating or modifying child support agreements to adapt to changing circumstances.
Spousal support, or alimony, may be necessary when one spouse requires financial assistance following the end of a marriage or common-law relationship. Byron provides expert legal advice on spousal support, taking into account:
Whether you are seeking spousal support or defending against a claim, Byron will guide you through the process to ensure the financial outcome is fair and just.
Byron provides personalized legal support tailored to each client’s situation. He prioritizes clear communication, making sure that you understand your rights and obligations throughout the support process. Whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, Byron is dedicated to achieving balanced support arrangements that secure your financial future.
Byron J. Cavanaugh is committed to helping you navigate the complexities of spousal and child support with confidence and clarity.
Ensure a fair and equitable division of property and assets during separation or divorce.
Secure your future with legally sound marriage contracts and cohabitation agreements.
Secure fair spousal and child support agreements with expert legal assistance.
Navigate the complexities of divorce with sensitivity and professionalism.
We handle separation agreements and divorce proceedings, ensuring fair property division and a smooth transition.
Establish clear terms for finances, property, and child-related matters with a separation agreement.