A. Julia P. Tremain
Partner / Family Lawyer
416-745-4974
julia@waddellphillips.ca
Julia’s practice includes all nature of family law disputes — including separation, divorce, and property division, as well as custody and access issues, and mediated solutions. She entered private practice after working for seven years as in-house counsel with The Office of the Children’s Lawyer. Since entering into private practice, Julia remains a highly trusted and valued member of the OCL’s outside counsel panel. Julia’s clients come to her from all walks of life, and her practice includes a substantial number of referrals both from satisfied clients and family law practitioners alike who recognize Julia’s tremendous talents — both as an effective negotiator and as a fearless advocate.
Julia’s practice includes all nature of family law disputes — including separation, divorce, and property division, as well as custody and access issues, and mediated solutions.
In November 2021, Julia was appointed the VP of the Ontario Association of Child Protection Lawyers.
- “What parents objecting to a child’s COVID vaccination should know before heading to court”
- “Even the best relationships benefit from a domestic contract”
- “Common mistakes can make a divorce even more stressful”
- “Brad and Angelina’s child testified in their divorce; why yours shouldn’t”
- “Take the time to make a plan when ending your marriage”
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“Order for parental visit at Turkish resort unusual and concerning”
- “Judge makes unusual order for parenting time”
- “Child Custody Issues a hurdle when moving to a new city”
- “‘Stakes are High’ in extended care order cases”
- “Julia Tremain in the News: Covid 19 Vaccinations approved for children – What happens now?”
- “When Should Post Secondary Education Planning Start? How About Now.”
- The past year brought new challenges in family law – The Year in Review, Family Law
- “Be careful when splitting with spouse with mental health issues”
- “Who gets the pet can make for a contentious divorce“
- Keep safety in mind when leaving an abusive relationship – one of the most dangerous times is the time of separation
- Acting in Bad Faith in a divorce can have serious consequences
- Contentious court disputes can come with costly consequences
- “Child welfare, not biology, comes first in custody considerations”
- “What You Should Know About Common Law Property Division“
- “Minors have a voice, thanks to the The Office of the Children’s Lawyer”
- “Choosing the right path in a divorce can reduce stress – considering options other then litigation”
- “Do your homework, when determining child support payments”
- “A Parenting Plan can be a ‘road map’ for staying on the same page as your ex when it comes to parenting your children after separation.“
- “You don’t have to be married to receive spousal support“
- “Parental alienation can cause long-lasting or even permanent damage to family relationships”
- “No one wins when it come to parental alienation”
- “Those entering into a long-term relationship with someone who has children need to be aware of the legal implications“
- “The existence of family violence does not, by itself, justify the creation of a new tort, says Court of Appeal“
- “Putting a parenting plan in place can prevent future heartache”
- “Coparenting can be challenging. Finding the best way to communicate is essential”
- “Studies have shown that starting overnight visits at a young age benefit both the child and their parents“
- “Parallel parenting has its benefits but takes planning and effort”
- “Family court judges in British Columbia will now consider several factors when deciding who has custody of the family pet.“
- “Julia Tremain provides advice on Mastering Mediation”
- “Nesting can help children deal with a changing family dynamic”
- “When should children have a say in important decisions? It depends”