We help separating or divorcing partners reach fair, informed agreements outside of court. Mediation can cover key topics such as:

• Division of property and assets

• Debt allocation

• Spousal support

• Family home decisions
  Our focus is on helping you make practical, future-focused decisions in a calm and neutral environment.

For parents navigating separation or parenting from different households, we support the development of clear, child-focused parenting plans that outline:

• Parenting time (schedules)

• Decision-making responsibilities

• Communication methods

• Holiday and vacation planning
  We help parents work collaboratively to prioritize their children’s needs and maintain respectful communication.

We guide conversations about financial responsibilities in line with Ontario’s legal framework, helping parties reach fair and sustainable support agreements. While mediators do not offer legal or financial advice, we ensure both parties are informed and supported throughout the process.

We assist families navigating complex conversations about caregiving, living arrangements, financial planning, and decision-making for aging loved ones. This service can be especially valuable in addressing tensions and ensuring everyone has a voice, including the elder family member.

Family disputes aren’t limited to couples. We offer mediation for adult siblings, blended families, and extended relatives dealing with conflict over estate matters, caregiving roles, or communication breakdowns. Mediation supports healthier long-term family dynamics.

At Bains & Company, we recognize that family conflict is deeply personal—and often shaped by cultural values, traditions, and expectations. With a Punjabi background and the ability to communicate fluently in Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu, we are uniquely positioned to support families navigating culturally complex dynamics. We understand that honouring cultural identity and community ties is essential to finding meaningful, respectful solutions. Our approach is inclusive, empathetic, and grounded in the belief that every family deserves to feel heard, understood, and supported—no matter their background.