Loyens' Law (DAD LAW)
1 lawyer · Peel Region, Halton Region, City of Toronto, City of Hamilton
One of 570 law firms listed in Mississauga, and one of 253 handling Family Law.
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Loyens Law Professional Corporation, operating as Dad Law, is a family law firm with its main office in Mississauga. The firm's primary focus is advocating for men's rights in family law, specializing in representing men, husbands, and fathers in separation, divorce, and related family law matters. Owner Adam Loyens has represented men and fathers in family law disputes for more than a decade, according to the firm's site.
The practice covers separation and divorce, parenting and decision making, child support, spousal support, debt and property division, and separation agreements. Dad Law describes its approach as favouring negotiation and settlement first, using tools such as four way meetings and lawyer assisted mediation, while noting it's prepared to litigate when a case can't be resolved that way. The firm lists clear communication, timely responses, client involvement, and fair outcomes as its client commitments.
Dad Law's main office is at 77 City Centre Drive in Mississauga, with appointment based offices in Burlington, Etobicoke, and Hamilton, serving clients across Ontario's Golden Horseshoe region and as far as London. All four addresses sit inside shared executive suite office buildings rather than fully staffed branches, a setup that lets a single lawyer practice meet clients across a wide area without maintaining several standalone offices.
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Dad Law's main office is in the East Tower at 77 City Centre Drive, part of a roughly 200,000 square foot Class A office complex at the corner of Hurontario Street and Burnhamthorpe Road in Mississauga's City Centre district. The building is just steps from Square One Shopping Centre, Mississauga's transit hub, the Living Arts Centre, and the Central Library. It's an office tower setting suited to appointment based meetings rather than walk in visits.
The same pattern holds at the firm's other three locations. The Burlington office is in an executive suite building on Burloak Drive, the Hamilton office is in a serviced office building on Hunter Street East near the Hamilton GO Centre, and the Etobicoke office is in an executive suite building on Evans Avenue. Each one gives a single lawyer practice a place to meet clients across the Golden Horseshoe without running a separately staffed branch in every city.
Frequently asked questions
- I'm a father dealing with a separation. Does Dad Law represent men specifically?
- Yes. The firm's primary focus is advocating for men's rights in family law, and it specializes in representing men, husbands, and fathers in disputes including separation, divorce, and parenting matters.
- Will my case have to go to court, or can Dad Law help me settle without litigating?
- The firm says it tries to resolve matters through negotiation and settlement first, including four way meetings and lawyer assisted mediation, and adds that it's prepared to litigate when a case can't be resolved that way.
- What kind of family law matters does Dad Law handle?
- The firm's practice areas are separation and divorce, parenting and decision making, child support, spousal support, debt and property division, and separation agreements.
- How long has Adam Loyens been representing men and fathers in family law disputes?
- More than a decade, according to the firm's site.
- Where is Dad Law located, and can I meet somewhere closer to home?
- The main office is in Mississauga, with appointment based offices in Burlington, Etobicoke, and Hamilton. The firm says it serves clients across Ontario's Golden Horseshoe region and as far as London.
- Does Dad Law publish anything about Ontario family law online?
- Yes. The firm keeps a blog covering Ontario family law topics such as the presumption around shared parenting time, interim parenting orders, and a primary parent relocating with a child after separation.
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