Maslov Law
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.1 lawyer · Wellington County (Guelph), Brant (Brantford)
One of 50 law firms listed in Guelph, and one of 21 handling Family Law.
Virtual appointments1 lawyer · Wellington County (Guelph), Brant (Brantford)
One of 50 law firms listed in Guelph, and one of 21 handling Family Law.
Virtual appointmentsMaslov Law helps families in Guelph and Brantford with separation, divorce, adoption and child protection cases, and it prepares wills and powers of attorney too. Danica Maslov founded the practice in Guelph in March 2021, and clients can work with the firm in English, Spanish or Croatian.
Danica Maslov was called to the Bar in Ontario in 2017 and went on to practise family law, child protection, and wills and estates at several firms. Before that, the legal work was in the United States: personal injury, medical malpractice and family files, plus time as a Student Attorney at the University of Arkansas School of Law's Civil Legal Clinic, acting for low-income clients. The Juris Doctor also comes from that Fayetteville law school.
That background includes family, litigation and immigration work, and it's taken Danica Maslov into the Ontario Court of Justice, the Superior Court of Justice, the Unified Family Court and the Court of Appeal for Ontario.
There are two offices, at 42 Carden Street in Guelph and at 340 Henry Street (Unit 20, Suite 3) in Brantford. Both see clients by appointment, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and one phone line, 226-785-4125, reaches the practice.
Maslov Law answers questions on divorce, separation, custody and access, parenting, child and spousal support, adoption, and cohabitation or marriage contracts. It drafts separation agreements covering how assets are divided, who cares for the children and what support is owed, and it gives independent legal advice (with an ILA certificate) on separation, cohabitation, marriage and adoption agreements that clients have already negotiated.
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Child protection cases involving a Children's Aid Society are a core focus. Maslov Law acts as child welfare counsel for families working to put things right after a parent's care has been questioned.
Maslov Law prepares wills and powers of attorney and helps with estate planning. A will here can deal with how belongings, investments, businesses and property are divided, and can add terms on guardianship of young children, cash gifts, charitable donations and funeral wishes.
Danica Maslov is a commissioner of oaths and notary public, checking government-issued ID before witnessing and sealing a signature. Typical documents include contracts, affidavits and statutory declarations, certified copies, government forms, invitation letters for visitor visas, and consent-to-travel letters for children whose parents have separated or divorced.
Accessible parking
Woman-owned
LGBTQ+ friendly
Virtual appointments
In-person servicesMaslov Law's aim is to settle matters amicably where it can, while staying ready to take a case to court when it has to go there. It aims to keep the practice client-centred, and it commits to explaining each client's plan to reach their goal in clear, concise terms.
The appellant argued that a motion judge was wrong to find a material change in circumstances on a motion to change under the Family Law Rules. The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal, with Danica Maslov acting for the respondent.
Decisions where the firm's lawyers appeared as counsel, from public court records. Past cases don't predict future results.
In Guelph, Maslov Law meets clients at 42 Carden Street, the home of 10C, a community coworking and events space that also holds the Nourish shared commercial kitchen, an art gallery and shared meeting rooms. The building carries Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification. The downtown bus and train station, with GO and VIA rail service, is a few steps along the street, and drivers can use free two-hour street parking downtown. Carden Street's shops and restaurants line one side of Market Square, which runs to City Hall and is built around an outdoor skating rink and wading pool ringed by stone benches. The spot has long been a gathering place: in the 1800s, the ground around Guelph's first City Hall at 59 Carden Street was the city's central meeting place and market.
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