Family relationships are deeply personal — but when legal issues arise, they can quickly become complex and emotionally charged. At MapleCrest Immigration Law, we offer strategic, compassionate support for individuals and families navigating the legal aspects of marriage, divorce, custody, and more.
Whether you’re planning for the future or dealing with a present crisis, we help you make informed, confident decisions to protect your rights and your loved ones.
You're considering separation or divorce and want to understand your legal rights and obligations.
You're seeking custody or access to your children and need a clear, enforceable parenting plan.
You need help enforcing or modifying a spousal or child support order.
You’re getting married and want to protect your assets with a prenuptial agreement.
You are dealing with a cross-border or multicultural family issue, including immigration-related custody concerns.
You need assistance resolving a domestic violence or child protection matter.
Legal representation in contested and uncontested divorces, including negotiation, mediation, and litigation.
Creation of fair, child-focused parenting plans and custody agreements.
Calculation, enforcement, or variation of financial support based on legal guidelines and unique circumstances.
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to protect individual assets and clarify expectations.
Equitable division of family property, pensions, business interests, and debts under applicable provincial law.
Legal protection through restraining orders, exclusive possession of the family home, and advocacy in court.
Addressing custody, relocation, and support in international and immigration-related family law cases.
Navigating family transitions requires both legal precision and human understanding. That’s why we blend both.
We listen first, then act with purpose. Your goals guide our strategy.
We support you with dignity and discretion, even in high-stress situations.
We understand the complexities of multicultural families and immigration-linked marriages.
Whether in or out of court, we protect your rights and your future.
The timeline varies depending on the complexity of the case. In a straightforward, uncontested divorce, it may take 4–6 months. Contested divorces or those involving children and property may take longer.
Yes. Parental rights are not dependent on citizenship status. However, immigration issues may impact international travel and residency considerations in custody arrangements.
Yes, provided it is entered into voluntarily, both parties had full financial disclosure, and it meets legal standards. We strongly recommend legal advice for both parties.
