Collaborative Practice
Collaborative Practice is a voluntary process in which separating spouses (both married and common law) settle the issues arising from their relationship or marriage, without resorting to Family Court.
/ Divorce & Separation
DIY Separation
Get legal guidance without full representation.
Need help with your separation but don’t want full legal representation? Want to minimize costs while still getting professional guidance? At Galbraith Family Law, we offer tailored legal support so you can navigate your separation on your terms.
What We Offer:
If you just need an hour of our time, we will be there to answer your questions and help you create a plan moving forward.
Your lawyer will listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and outline how we can help. Whether in person, by phone, or via video call, we ensure you feel comfortable and confident throughout the process.
Helpful, honest advice—even without a long-term commitment
Charles was excellent. He answered my questions and understood what I was looking for. Even without a guarantee of retaining long-term services, he explained what I could do to minimize my expenses and make the most cost-effective use of his knowledge and experience.
Remi Welch
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At Galbraith Family Law, we have years of experience helping individuals and families navigate complex legal matters with clarity and support. Whether you're facing divorce, separation, or other family issues, our experienced team is here to guide you.
We proudly serve clients in Barrie, Newmarket, Oakville, and St. Catharines, Ontario.
