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Welcome to the online office of Lillico Bazuk Galloway Halka, one of Peterborough's oldest and most respected law firms. Explore our comprehensive notes on the intricacies of major legal issues, learn about the firm and the partners, or make full use of our site's special features. We pride ourselves on providing quality legal services.

Our team of experienced lawyers and law clerks focus on ensuring that our clients are well informed and well advised. Family law is about relationships and rights within families. It includes cohabitation agreements, marriage contracts, divorce and separation, child custody and access, and support payment matters.
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The present partnership of LILLICO BAZUK GALLOWAY HALKA can trace its roots back through several generations in the Peterborough area. The firm was founded by G.N Gordon after the First World War. G.N. Gordon served as a Minister in the Coalition Government during the Second World War. His son, W.B (Pete) Gordon joined his father in practice, and James Lillico became a partner with W.B. Gordon after the Second World War.
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Peter Lillico was called to the bar in Ontario in 1979. He attended Queen's University and McMaster University for undergraduate work, then received his law degree from the University of Windsor. Peter's practice is concentrated in the areas of Estate Planning, Business and Corporate Law, and Real Estate.
Choosing The Right Lawyer
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Lawyers are permitted to practise in all areas of law, but in reality, every lawyer has areas of law in which he or she is more experienced and comfortable. How do you find the lawyer who is right for you? First of all, it may be useful to ask people you trust for a referral.

If someone from your family, a friend, or a business acquaintance is sufficiently pleased with their lawyer to recommend him or her to you, then that lawyer will merit consideration.However, don't just accept the judgement of others. You should certainly contact that lawyer directly to form your own opinion.
Family Law
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You don't have to get a divorce to separate from your spouse and divide your property. You can negotiate terms of separation with your spouse and specify them in a legally enforceable document.

Involving legal counsel will be an important step in the process, to ensure you fully understand your rights and obligations, and to ensure that your agreement complies with requirements of the Family Law Act to ensure it will be enforceable and to protect your agreement against potential future challenge.
Wills
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A Will is the only opportunity you have to control what happens to your assets after your death. Without a Will, Ontario law provides for payment of your debts and a distribution of any remaining assets among the next of kin. However, this "default" distribution may not be carried out in the manner you would have preferred.
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