Family Law Lawyers
Andrew Feldstein & Associates

If you are facing the prospect of divorce or separation, then you need someone to  make you aware of and protect your LEGAL RIGHTS. 

We have an enviable record of success in fighting for our clients' rights in all aspects of family law, including divorces, custody and access, spousal and child support, restraining orders, division of family property. We also negotiate separation agreements on behalf of our clients.

Our job is to serve you by giving you sound professional advice and by using our aggressiveness, compassion and experience to seek a fair and comprehensive settlement promptly.

Andrew Feldstein & Associates is the largest boutique family law firm in all of York Region and one of the largest in the Greater Toronto Area. We were voted the Top Choice Award for Family Law in Toronto in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

For more information, call our office at (905) 415-1636 or (416) 822-1239 for a free initial consultation or send us your completed contact form via email. "Please do not provide us with any confidential information as we may have met with your spouse."

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Serving the entire Greater Toronto Area including: Markham, Thornhill, Richmond Hill,
Vaughan, Woodbridge, Maple, King City, Aurora, Newmarket, Peel, Durham and York Region.

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Ontario Joint Custody Laws during Separation: Kimberly Stark and Alexander Little were married in 1999 and birthed two children before their separation in 2005. The case of Stark v. Little originated when Stark wanted to move to New Hampshire with her same-sex partner and bring the children she bore with Little with her. She contended that the same-sex partner was a minister and supplied a substantial income and a high quality of life for the children. More...

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