Family Lawyers in Dundas

Family Lawyers in Dundas

Martin Cohan Associates

" Martin Cohan Associates have been helping their valued clients in Dundas fight for their rights in all matters of family law."

Martin Cohan Associates recognizes that legal matters related to divorce and separation can be emotionally taxing experiences with potentially long-lasting consequences. In such situations, it is crucial to have a dedicated, diligent legal advocate on your side to safeguard your interests and those of your children. If you reside in the Dundas area and require the services of a divorce attorney, you need a family law expert who possesses an in-depth understanding of the court system and can navigate the legal process efficiently to achieve a favorable and timely resolution. Our family law practice is structured to cater to the unique needs of modern families. We specialize in matters involving child custody and visitation rights, restraining orders, child and spousal maintenance, paternity establishment, and cases of child abuse and neglect.

Christopher Martin has extensive experience in family law, having represented clients in all facets of domestic relations for over three decades in Hamilton and Dundas. His practice encompasses child custody and visitation disputes, child support and spousal maintenance, property division, cohabitation contracts, prenuptial agreements, and separation agreements. With his deep understanding of family law and keen negotiation skills, Mr. Martin strives to secure the optimal outcome for each client in every case, whether through litigation, mediation, or settlement. His long career has afforded him a nuanced perspective on achieving favorable resolutions to the complex legal issues that arise when families undergo changes. Clients can rely on his seasoned judgment to guide them through the challenges of divorce and its attendant matters.
Skilled in negotiation, Alexandra Cohan prefers resolving matters outside of the Courts, although she possesses extensive Trial experience at all levels of Court in Ontario when necessary. Her practice encompasses various family law areas, including parenting issues and financial matters such as child support, spousal support, and property division.
Navigating through a family law case can be an arduous and emotionally taxing journey for all parties concerned. These legal matters involving familial relationships are inherently distinct from other legal disputes due to their deeply personal and emotionally charged nature. Martin Cohan Associates has garnered a solid reputation for their unwavering professionalism and steadfast commitment to guiding clients through the resolution of such delicate matters. Whether within the confines of the courtroom or through alternative means, the firm's attorneys represent their clients with empathy, resolute advocacy, and the utmost integrity.

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Areas of Focus

Divorce

A family law case can be a difficult time for everyone involved. Family law matters differ from other legal disputes due to the personal and emotional aspect that can come along with them.

Child Support

A family law case can be a difficult time for everyone involved. Family law matters differ from other legal disputes due to the personal and emotional aspect that can come along with them.

Custody/Access

A family law case can be a difficult time for everyone involved. Family law matters differ from other legal disputes due to the personal and emotional aspect that can come along with them.

Property Division

When a marriage ends, the equal contribution of each person to the marriage is recognized. The law provides that the value of property acquired by the spouses during the marriage and still exists at separation must be divided equally.

Separation Agreement

You and your spouse have separated and are living separate and apart and it is not likely that you will live together again, when you separate there are many decisions that need to be made.

Spousal Support

The law views spousal relationships as financial partnerships. When the partnership breaks down, the person with more income or assets may have to pay support to the other.

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