International child abduction is a parent’s worst nightmare, but at Bobila Walker Law LLP, we’re here to help you navigate this crisis with urgency and expertise. Based in Toronto and serving Ontario and beyond, our firm specializes in Hague Convention cases, providing prompt, strategic legal support to secure your child’s safe return. Led by Daniel Walker, our team combines deep knowledge of international family law. Why Choose Bobila Walker Law for Hague Child Abduction Cases? When time is critical

Why Choose Bobila Walker Law for Guardianship and PoA? Guardianship and PoA decisions are critical for ensuring the well-being of loved ones facing incapacity due to aging, dementia, or other challenges. Whether you’re seeking to establish a PoA to avoid court-ordered guardianship or need to resolve a contested guardianship dispute, our firm offers compassionate, client-centered solutions tailored to your needs. Here’s why we stand out: Specialized Knowledge: Our team excels in handling complex guardianship applications, capacity disputes, and PoA

Guardianship in Ontario (under the Substitute Decisions Act, 1992 – SDA) involves court-appointed guardians for mentally incapable adults’ personal care or property. PoA refers to powers of attorney for property or personal care, which are pre-planned alternatives to avoid guardianship. At Bobila Walker Law LLP, we are dedicated to providing compassionate and specialized legal support for guardianship and power of attorney (PoA) matters in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). With a client-centered approach and deep knowledge of

When a loved one can no longer make safe decisions about their health, finances, or daily life, families are often faced with difficult choices. This is where experienced Guardianship Lawyers step in to provide guidance, support, and legal protection. At Bobila Walker Law, our dedicated Guardianship and Elder Law Attorneys help families safeguard their loved ones’ dignity, assets, and well-being. What Does a Guardianship Lawyer Do? A Guardianship Lawyer assists families through the legal process of having a guardian

Bobila Walker Law – Ontario Estate Contingency Fee Lawyers Estate disputes can be deeply emotional and financially challenging. At Bobila Walker Law, we understand that the last thing you need during a difficult time is the added stress of legal fees. That’s why we offer contingency fee arrangements for certain estate litigation matters.   But what does that mean — and why might it make sense for your case? At Bobila Walker Law, we are proud to offer contingency fee

Overview This case, Orr v. Orr, 2025 ONSC 4986 (CanLII), decided by Justice M.A. Cook of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, addresses the authority of an attorney for personal care under the Substitute Decisions Act, 1992 (SDA) to restrict family visits to an incapacitated person in a long-term care home. The applicant, Gwen Ruby Orr, sought a declaration of her husband William George Orr’s (Bill) incapacity for personal care and court directions to bar their adult children, Alison

Ontario Estate Court Forms Updated: What You Need to Know The Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General has once again updated the estate court forms, this time under O. Reg. 72/25, which took effect on August 13, 2025. These reforms are designed to streamline probate applications, reduce administrative hurdles for estate professionals, and ultimately make the process clearer and more efficient for everyone involved in estate administration. Key Highlights of the August 2025 Changes 1. Clearer Bond Requirements The