Protecting Your Child Access Rights
Child Access Lawyer in Toronto
Are you facing challenges related to child access (now called parenting time in Ontario), visitation rights, or custody arrangements? Our trusted child access lawyers in Toronto are here to help you navigate complex legal matters with clarity, compassion, and a firm commitment to your child’s best interests.
Whether you’re going through a separation, divorce, or custody dispute, we provide strong legal support to help you establish fair and effective parenting arrangements.
What is Child Access (Parenting Time)?
In Ontario family law, child access—now referred to as parenting time—determines how and when a parent spends time with their child after separation or divorce. Parenting time includes:
- Day-to-day visits
- Weekends and holidays
- School and extracurricular involvement
- Virtual communication
Our Toronto child access lawyers help you pursue solutions that foster healthy parent-child relationships while protecting your legal rights.
Our Child Access Legal Services
As leading child custody lawyers in Toronto, we assist with:
- Parenting time and access agreements
- Joint and sole custody arrangements
- Supervised access matters
- Parenting plan development and modification
- Court applications and emergency motions
- Enforcing or varying access orders
- High-conflict custody and access disputes
Why Choose Us as Your Family Lawyer in Toronto/GTA?
26+ Years Experience
Client-Centered Approach
We provide an initial consultation at no cost, allowing you to clearly understand your options and make informed decisions.
Swift & Practical Resolutions
Transparent & Timely Communication
Affordable Legal Services
Top-Rated by Client
Free 15-Minute Consultation
We prioritize your needs, thoughtfully tailoring legal strategies to align with your personal, financial, emotional, and practical circumstances.
Comprehensive Services
26+ Years of Family Law Practice
Client-Centered Approach
We provide an initial consultation at no cost, allowing you to clearly understand your options and make informed decisions.
Swift & Practical Resolutions
Transparent & Timely Communication
Affordable Legal Services & Guidance
Top-Rated Client Satisfaction
Free 15-Minute Consultation with Lawyer
We prioritize your needs, thoughtfully tailoring legal strategies to align with your personal, financial, emotional, and practical circumstances.
Comprehensive Family Law Services
Consult a Toronto Child Access Lawyer Today
Navigating parenting time, visitation rights, and custody matters requires legal knowledge and emotional sensitivity. Our team is here to provide expert guidance and personalized solutions for your family.
📞 Call us now at (647) 660-9832 or email us for a FREE 15- min consultation with a child access lawyer in Toronto. We serve clients across Toronto, Scarborough, North York, and the GTA.
FAQs About Child Access
Can I get sole access to my child in Toronto?
Yes, but only if it’s in the child’s best interests. Courts assess factors such as stability, parental involvement, and safety concerns.
What if my child’s other parent denies access?
If you have a court order for parenting time and access is being denied, our child access lawyers can help you take legal action to enforce the order.
Is supervised access common in Ontario?
Yes. Courts may order supervised access when there are concerns about a parent’s behaviour, substance use, or the child’s safety.
I agreed to let my child live with my ex. Does that mean I lose custody?
No. Agreeing to a living arrangement does not remove your decision-making rights. Staying involved in your child’s life is key to maintaining custody.
My ex is a stay-at-home parent and I work long hours. Can I still get joint custody?
Joint custody depends on the ability of parents to communicate and co-parent effectively. Our Toronto family lawyers can help you develop a plan that works for your schedule and your child’s needs.
My ex wants supervised access due to past alcohol issues. Can the court order this?
Yes. The court may order supervised parenting time to ensure the child’s safety while allowing you to maintain a relationship.