Family Law
Family law matters are personal. Goel Law provides steady, clear-eyed guidance through divorce, custody, and support matters — protecting your rights while working toward resolution.
Divorce & Separation
Guidance through the legal process of ending a marriage or partnership.
Child Custody & Access
Advocacy focused on the best interests of your children.
Spousal Support
Clarity on entitlements and obligations under Ontario law.
Property Division
Fair division of family property and assets.
Our Services
Support through every stage of a family law matter, litigated or resolved by agreement.
Representation through contested and uncontested divorce proceedings.
Parenting arrangements that prioritize your children's wellbeing.
Guidance on support entitlements, obligations, and calculations.
Equitable division of family property, including the matrimonial home.
Clear, enforceable agreements that protect your interests.
Practical, detailed plans designed to reduce future conflict.
Why Choose Goel Law
Personalized Attention
Your case gets direct attention from Aakash Goel.
Multilingual Support
English, Hindi, Punjabi, and Urdu spoken fluently.
Transparent Fees
Clear pricing before work begins.
Strategic Guidance
Cost-effective strategies suited to your family's needs.
How It Works
A free 30-minute discussion to understand your situation and goals.
A clear-eyed review of your options and likely outcomes.
A plan tailored to your family's circumstances and priorities.
Working toward resolution outside of court wherever possible.
Finalizing agreements or representing you through to a court decision.
Client Experiences
Speak with Aakash Goel about your immigration, family, real estate, or mediation matter — by phone or in person.
Get In Touch
We're happy to answer your questions by phone, or welcome you in person for a consultation at our office.
Office Address
77 City Centre Drive, Suite 501
Mississauga, ON L5B 1M5
Phone
+1 (416) 725-6966Business Hours
Mon – Fri: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Weekends by appointment
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Common Questions
Ontario divorces can be contested or uncontested. Once the required grounds are met — most commonly one year of separation — an application is filed with the court, and the process concludes with a divorce order. Timelines vary based on complexity and whether the matter is agreed upon.
Ontario courts (and parents through agreements) focus on the best interests of the child, considering factors like each parent's ability to care for the child, the child's relationships, and stability of home life.
Support is assessed based on factors including length of relationship, income disparity, and roles during the relationship, often guided by the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines.
Mediation is often faster, less costly, and less adversarial than litigation — and can help preserve a working relationship, which matters most when children are involved. It isn't right for every case, and we'll help you assess which path fits yours.
