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About Us
Trusted Family & Divorce Lawyers in GTA
At Chronicle Law, we’re more than just legal professionals — we’re your dedicated partners through life’s most important decisions and challenges. Whether you're navigating family matters, property transactions, or civil disputes, we bring clarity, compassion, and experience to every case.
We know that dealing with legal issues can feel overwhelming. That’s why we make it a priority to provide approachable, personalized service from the first consultation to the final outcome. Every client’s situation is unique, and we take the time to understand your needs, your goals, and the context of your case before creating a tailored legal strategy that puts your best interests first.
Our team reflects the diversity of the communities we serve, offering services in English, Tamil, Punjabi, and Hindi. With a deep understanding of both the law and the people behind each file, we pride ourselves on delivering respectful, effective, and results-driven legal solutions across the Greater Toronto Area.
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Our Services
Family Law Services
We will provide the Following Family Law Services:
Separation Agreement
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Cohabitation Agreement
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Prenuptial Agreements
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Why Choose Us?
Customized First Consultation
We begin by listening. Our first consultation explains your case, maps out the work involved, and lets you see if we’re a good fit for your case. We’ll also transparently walk through our fee structure.
A Partnership Built on Trust
If we decide to go to work together, we’ll take care of all of the pertinent financial and administrative details, so you can concentrate on the most important thing—your case.
You Talk, We Listen
Your story is the beginning of your case. We spend time understanding what’s important to you, what’s at stake, and what you want to accomplish. To help you achieve your goals, we've structured our strategy.
Clear Legal Guidance
Advising clients in clear and simple terms is what this role does best, as we guide clients through complex legal issues. By examining the law and taking you through best- and worst-case scenarios, we help you make informed decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
A divorce can take between 6-8 months if not disputed, from issuing the Simple Divorce Application (Form 8A) to the Divorce Order. If the divorce or finances are disputed, then this timescale can be longer depending on when such issues are resolved.
If you have agreed your divorce and financial arrangements, then you do not need to attend court. Your divorce will be processed through the court as a paperwork exercise instead. If you have not or are unable to agree your financial arrangements, you will need to attend court.
This usually happens on a voluntary basis, but where one party will not cooperate it can be requested through the Court. Within divorce proceedings, you can make an application to court. The court will then direct the information is disclosed as a requirement of the proceedings.
Outside of Court, even if the opposing party does not disclose all their financial information a settlement and agreement can still be reached.
If you have not put in place a "cohabitation agreement", any of the following could apply.
> Other than child support, you have no automatic right to receive spousal support for yourself from your ex-partner. Entitlement to spousal support is a complex issue that requires sound legal advice.
> If you live in a rented property together and the tenancy is in your ex partner’s sole name you have no right to stay if you are asked to leave.
> If the possessions within the property are owned by or were purchased by your ex-partner, you have no automatic right to a share of those possessions.
Parenting time rights ensure maximum contact with both parents. How much time is in accordance with the "best interests of the children". Provided that there is not a risk of harm to the children, parenting time will be ordered by the Court. It is best to negotiate a parenting schedule by direct discussions or by attending mediation to agree on the way forward. If you cannot agree, an application can be made to the Court. Parenting schedules are not all the same, they depend on the circumstances of the children and the parents.
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What Our Clients Are Saying?
Amazing experience working with Mustafa. He's extremely knowledgeable, understanding, very responsive. He made the process as smooth as possible which I greatly appreciate. Overall, a fantastic experience. Would definitely recommend!
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