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RICHMOND HILL FAMILY LAWYERS
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Warsi Daitchman LLP’s main focus is on helping you resolve the family law issues that matter most to you. We tailor our approach to best suit your family’s unique needs. Whether you need a simple Divorce, a parenting plan, or a complex financial settlement, we are equipped to resolve these issues.
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Family law requires finding solutions for a number of issues that arise from the breakdown of a marriage or relationship.
We are able to advise and guide clients on a number of matters including:
Being separated does not mean that you are divorced. It means that your relationship has come to end and there is no reasonable chance of getting back together. You do not have to be living in different homes to be separated. Your separation date is important because many financial issues depend on it.
Divorce is the legal term that means you are no longer married. Only a Judge can grant a Divorce. Usually, you must wait one year from the day that you separate to obtain your Divorce. You can, should, and sometimes must, resolve other family law issues prior to obtaining your Divorce.
Custody, now known as Decision-Making, is about making major decisions for your children, such as which school they will attend, who their doctor will be, and which religion, if any, they will practice.
Access, now known as Parenting Time, is about spending time with your children.
Child Support is an amount of money that one separated parent pays to the other.
Monthly payments are determined based on the payor’s income, the number of children, and the amount of time the children spend with each parent.
Dividing property is different for married couples than it is for couples who did not get married.
Married couples divide almost all property, regardless of who owns it. There can be some exceptions, such as inheritances.
Some people call this Alimony, but the legal term is Spousal Support. Spousal Support may be payable when one person earns far more than the other, does not have the ability to meet his or her own financial needs, or gave up his or her career for the benefit of the family.
As experienced family lawyers, we can guide you through the process of:
Negotiating a Separation Agreement is when your lawyer discusses the issues in dispute with the other side to reach a settlement. A Separation Agreement is a binding contract that deals with all family law issues in your matter. Legal advice is essential to ensure that your Separation Agreement will protect your rights.
With Collaborative Family Law, you and your former partner meet with your lawyers to resolve the issues that matter to both of you. Other professionals can be involved, such as social workers and financial professionals. This process is designed to focus on what each of you want and why it is important to your family.
Mediation is when you and your former partner hire a neutral third party to help resolve your family law issues. Mediators can help you reach an agreement, but they cannot make any binding decisions or give you legal advice. Including your lawyer in the mediation process is essential to protecting your rights.
Arbitration is when you and your former partner hire a neutral third party to make decisions on your legal issues, similar to a Judge. Unlike mediation, you are bound by what the arbitrator decides. You cannot attend arbitration without a lawyer.
Litigation means going to Court. If you go to Court, a Judge may make many important decisions about your family. There are many different rules that must be followed if you go to Court. If you do not follow these rules, Court Orders can be made against you.
If you are in the process of planning parenthood with a sperm or egg donor, a Donor Agreement is highly recommended for you. Although a Donor Agreement may not be required, there are many benefits to having an agreement between you and the donor.
Our experienced and dedicated team is here to protect your interests in all of your family law matters.
Lauri Daitchman
Lauri Daitchman is committed to working with her clients to obtain the best possible resolution, either through negotiated settlements, collaborative family law, or family court litigation.
She received her law degree from the University of Windsor in 2009. Prior to law school, she completed her Master’s degree in Philosophy, and graduated with a B.A. with Honours from Queen’s University.
Lauri volunteers with the Mandatory Information Presentation program at the courthouse.
Email: Lauri@warsidaitchmanllp.ca
Rina Revel-Chopra
Rina has been exclusively practicing Family Law since 2009. She has experience representing clients in complex Family Law disputes, dealing with complicated parenting, property, and support issues. Rina represents clients effectively inside and outside of the courtroom.
Rina encourages amicable settlement through negotiation when possible, including in the Collaborative Family Practice and lawyer-assisted mediation. Her approach is to provide service to her clients in a resolution-oriented, cost-effective and compassionate manner.
Rina obtained her Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Ottawa. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree and Honours degree in Psychology from McGill University.
Email: Rina@warsidaitchmanllp.ca
Nadia Warsi
Nadia Warsi’s dedicated, client-focused approach enables her to achieve resolutions that are tailored to meet her clients’ unique needs. She has negotiated several complex Separation Agreements and also litigated contentious matters dealing with all family law issues. She is trained in Collaborative Family Law.
She pursued the first two years of her law degree at the University of Alberta, and completed her final year at Osgoode Hall Law School. Prior to her J.D., she graduated with distinction as a member of the Dean’s Honour Roll from York University.
She is fluent in Hindi and Urdu.
Email: Nadia@warsidaitchmanllp.ca
Stephanie Brown
Before joining Warsi Daitchman LLP as an associate, Stephanie was an articling student at the firm. She assisted with several client files, drafted court documents and worked with the team to help achieve successful resolutions. She is dedicated to implementing the firm’s main focus to provide a resolution that matters most to her clients.
Stephanie received her dual Canadian and American law degrees from the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit Mercy. She first immersed herself in the family law area as a judicial extern at the Third Circuit Court and further volunteered at the family law clinic assisting low-income clients with their family law issues.
During her time in law school, Stephanie served on the executive board of the Black Law Students’ Association of Canada where she was committed to supporting and enhancing academic and professional opportunities for black law students across the nation. Stephanie will continue to provide her assistance to suit each individual’s unique needs.
Braveena Vinasithamby
Braveena Vinasithamby obtained her law degree at the University of Ottawa. Her interest in family law solidified during her second year of law school where she interned at a family law firm and began working on several client files to help resolve complicated family law issues.
Braveena has been working with Warsi Daitchman LLP since 2018, dedicating her time to working with clients, drafting several Separation Agreements, and drafting court documents. She values the importance of a solicitor-client relationship and ensures that clients’ questions and concerns are addressed in a timely manner.
Braveena is fluent in Tamil.
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We are located at:
201-27 Major Mackenzie Dr. E.
Richmond Hill, ON
L4C 1G6
info@richmondhillfamilylawyers.com
Hours Operation:
Monday to Friday 9am-5pm