Spousal support can be one of the most financially significant — and emotionally charged — parts of separation or divorce. Whether you’re seeking support or being asked to pay it, the stakes are high. You want fairness, clarity, and strong legal representation.
At Krol & Krol, our Toronto spousal support lawyers have decades of experience guiding clients through complex support cases. We know the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines (SSAGs) inside and out, and we fight to ensure your outcome is fair, enforceable, and tailored to your circumstances.
Your financial future shouldn’t be left to chance. Let us protect it.
Spousal support in Ontario is not automatic. Entitlement, amount, and duration depend on many factors, including length of the relationship, income differences, child support and roles during the marriage.
Working with a spousal support lawyer ensures:
Without legal guidance, you risk paying too much, receiving too little, or entering into an unenforceable and unreasonable arrangement.
When you work with Krol & Krol as your spousal support lawyer in Toronto, we address every issue that matters most:
Spousal support disputes can feel overwhelming. Our process keeps you informed and protected.
You’re not just choosing a lawyer — you’re choosing who will fight for your financial security. Clients across Toronto trust Krol & Krol because:
No. Entitlement must be established based on need, compensatory factors, or contractual agreements.
Courts and lawyers use the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines, which consider incomes, length of relationship, and family circumstances, among other factors.
Duration depends on factors like length of marriage, age of the spouses, and whether children are involved. Some cases are indefinite.
Yes. If income or life circumstances change significantly, either party can usually apply for a variation.
Payments can be enforced through the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) using wage garnishment, license suspension, or court action.
Not always. It may affect entitlement or duration, but each case depends on its unique facts.
Monthly spousal support is usually taxable to the recipient and tax-deductible for the payor.
Spousal support can determine your financial stability for years to come. Don’t leave your future unprotected.
Contact Krol & Krol today to book your consultation with an experienced spousal support lawyer in Toronto. We’ll review your case, explain your rights, and build a strategy that secures fairness and certainty.
