
Danielle Gendron
Family Lawyer
FAMILY Lawyers in BARRIE - Expert support for divorce, custody, and more.
Facing a Family Law Issue? You’re Not Alone—We’re Here to Help
Facing family law challenges in Ontario? Get a free consultation from Montes Gendron Lawyers in Barrie. Expert support for divorce, custody, and more.
About Our Family Law Services
We are experienced family court trial lawyers who focus on the most complex, high conflict family disputes.
Although we are committed to resolving disputes amicably whenever possible, we are also specifically prepared to relentlessly fight for your rights in court. Our extensive family law courtroom experience allows us to position our clients for the best possible results whether in court or in a settlement negotiation.
Property Division and Equalization
Dividing assets can feel unfair without the right support. We protect your financial interests, ensuring an equitable split that safeguards what you’ve worked hard to build.
Divorce and Separation
Ending a marriage or relationship is tough, but we make it manageable. We guide you through every step—paperwork, negotiations, and settlements—so you can focus on rebuilding your life with dignity.
Child Custody and Access
Your children come first. We work tirelessly to secure custody and access arrangements that put their well-being at the heart of every decision while protecting your rights as a parent.
Prenuptial and Cohabitation Agreements
Planning ahead brings peace of mind. We create clear, fair agreements that protect your future, built to hold up under legal scrutiny.
Some of our Cases
Legal issues involving loved ones are some of the most difficult challenges one can face. We understand that family law matters are often emotionally charged and require sensitivity and compassion. We at Montes Gendron Lawyers are dedicated to establishing client relationships built on empathy, courtesy and respect.
We provide solutions to help you achieve your goals and start your family’s next chapter. Our aim is always to secure the long term interests of our clients, their children and their property.
K.M. v. M.M. 2024
Our client was the Respondent Father who commenced a motion to change a final court order. The Applicant relocated with the children over three hours away from the previous family residence after the final order. This caused the parenting schedules and child support for the children to change, requiring a new court order.
RESULT -
Our client was successful in having the Applicant pay for his newfound transportation costs for travelling to see his children. The court also agreed with our calculations of the appropriate income to be used to for determining child support going forward.
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B.N. v. S.L. 2023
Our client was the Applicant in a 10 day family court trial. The case concerned the custody and parenting of the parties’ young son, child support, and the division of matrimonial property.
RESULT -
Our client was completely successful. Regarding her son, she was granted primary residence and parenting decision making. The opposing party was ordered to pay our client’s legal costs in the amount of $90,000.00.
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M.A.J. v. C.J.P. 2024
Our client was the Applicant Mother responding to a Motion to Change brought by the Respondent Father. The case involved parenting, relocation, and child support. The case proceeded to a four day trial.
RESULT -
Our client was completely successful. The court agreed with our position on parenting time, decision making, and relocation. The court also imputed income on the Respondent Father and ordered increased child support payments to commence immediately.
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N.D. v. J.B. 2022
Our client was the Respondent in an urgent case conference. The opposing party had refused to allow our client his in person and telephone parenting time with their child, contrary to their existing court order. The opposing party argued their actions were justified because they felt there was a risk of harm to the child and it was their duty to protect the child.
RESULT -
No circumstances were found that could have endangered the child. Parenting time could not be unilaterally refused. The opposing party was found in breach of the court order. Our client’s parenting time resumed according to the existing court order.
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