Our family law practice is dedicated exclusively to drafting clear, enforceable domestic contracts tailored to your unique circumstances.

•  Cohabitation Agreements are particularly valuable for couples building a life together who are not married. They are particularly useful in offering essential protection when purchasing a home jointly—clarifying ownership proportions, contributions to the down payment or mortgage, and what happens to the property if the relationship changes. Without such an agreement, unmarried partners in Ontario do not benefit from the same automatic property-sharing rights as married spouses, which can lead to uncertainty or disputes.

• Marriage Contracts serve a similar purpose for married couples, helping to safeguard premarital assets, outline expectations around property division, and support broader financial planning. These domestic contracts also play an integral role in succession planning. By clearly designating how certain assets are treated, they help align your relationship agreements with your estate plan—ensuring your wishes are respected and minimizing potential conflicts for beneficiaries or family members.

We guide you through the process with sensitivity and precision. Whether you're moving in together, buying a home, planning a marriage, or simply seeking to protect what you've built, a well-crafted domestic contract mitigates the potential for future misunderstandings.