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Expert Guidance in Family Law
Advocating for clients' rights and interests in mental health matters before the Consent and Capacity Board.
Legal Consultations
Offering personalized legal advice tailored to your unique situation.
Representing clients in hearings and decisions related to mental health and capacity.
We specialize in drafting power of attorney documents tailored to your unique needs, ensuring your rights and wishes are respected. Trust us to provide compassionate and professional support as you navigate this important process.
Our Areas of Focus
Here Is How We Can Help You
Our experienced team is committed to navigating the legal landscape in family law and mental health representation.
Divorce and Separation
Providing strategic support to guide you through the divorce process effectively.
Child Custody and Access
Working diligently to secure the best outcomes for your child and family.
Mental Health and Capacity Matters
Defending your rights and interests in mental health-related legal proceedings.
Why Choose Kereka McIntyre Law?
We prioritize your needs and advocate fiercely on your behalf to ensure the best possible outcomes.
Compassionate Legal Team
Our team creates a supportive environment, focusing on your well-being throughout your legal journey.
Experienced Legal Advice
We bring a wealth of experience to provide you with clear and actionable legal advice.
Resolving Disputes Amicably
We believe in finding peaceful resolutions to minimize conflict and stress.
Client-Focused Approach
Your voice and goals are integral to our legal strategy, ensuring your interests are always represented.
Our Blog
Who Can Be a SDM in Ontario
In Ontario, a substitute decision maker can be anyone who is at least 16 years old and capable of making decisions on behalf of another person. This may include family members, close friends, or even professionals, depending on the individual's situation. It's essential that the substitute decision maker understands the wishes and values of the person they are representing. This blog will explore the criteria and responsibilities involved in selecting a suitable substitute decision maker in Ontario.
Applications Before The CCB
Welcome to our blog focused on the applications presented before the CCB. Here, we offer detailed analyses and commentary on the legal implications and procedural nuances surrounding these applications. Our goal is to provide clarity and insight into this important area of law. We invite you to explore our content and stay informed on the latest developments.
Parenting Time
blog examines what the court considers when determining parenting time. We aim to provide insights into the factors that influence these decisions, helping parents understand the legal framework involved. By exploring these aspects, we hope to empower families to navigate their parenting arrangements effectively. Join us as we delve into this important topic!