McGill Law Blog
For many LGBTQ+ individuals, family law matters involve more than court filings and paperwork. Questions about identity, visibility, family, and fairness can add another layer of stress to an already emotional process. This article explores those realities and why affirming legal representation matters.
At McGill Law, we believe everyone deserves an opportunity to access the court system without regard to gender, race, sexual orientation, or economic status, which is why McGill Law has partnered with the Volunteer Lawyer Project (“VLP”) in order to provide legal services to those who could not otherwise afford legal assistance in seeking a dissolution.
The beginning of a new school year can bring many changes to families who share custody of their children. For example, some families have different parenting time schedules during the summer than the school year, and the transition back can cause confusion, miscommunication, or just a desire to keep things the same. This can lead to one party no longer following the court’s orders.
