Common Ground
Considering a cohabitation or prenuptial agreement? Ryan McNeil can help you agree on your rights and responsibilities to ensure both partners are protected.
Are you both on the same page?
Some Canadian couples choose to live together in a common-law partnership instead of getting married. In this case they should consider a cohabitation agreement.
A cohabitation agreement is a way to formalize arrangements between unmarried spouses on matters not covered by the law.
Planning to get married? Consider a prenuptial agreement or marriage contract. This generally addresses the rights and obligations with respect to support and division of property in the unfortunate event that a marriage breaks down. Prepared correctly, it can be an effective solution for all parties involved.
The thought of negotiating a contract can be daunting.
I will evaluate your unique situation and offer guidance designed to safeguard your interests.
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Meet Ryan
Ryan McNeil is a seasoned family law lawyer based in Toronto, with a practice dedicated to providing exceptional client service and achieving solution-oriented results. Since his call to the Bar in 2011, Ryan has built a solid reputation for his expertise in handling complex support and property cases, addressing intricate parenting issues, and drafting comprehensive domestic contracts tailored to his clients’ unique needs.
Ryan is passionate about helping his clients move forward with their lives, offering clear, practical legal advice and unwavering advocacy.
