Carolyn J. Lloyd

416.867.2410

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

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Professional History

Education

Carolyn has practised in every aspect of family law since her call to the Ontario bar in 2000. She has significant experience litigating disputes involving support, property, custody issues, and all legal rights that arise from marriage, cohabitation, and parenting. She has also completed training in mediation and collaborative family law, and readily promotes and uses ADR techniques in family disputes when appropriate.
Carolyn has completed the Ministry of the Attorney General training to conduct mediations and arbitrations and is available to be retained by family law counsel on behalf of their clients to act as a mediator and arbitrator.
Carolyn is a confident and experienced negotiator and litigator who focuses her unique skills on creating positive outcomes for her family law clients. Her guiding principle is to help her clients keep moving forward with a view to early resolution of their family law issues to prevent future conflict in their lives.

Family Law

litigation, mediation, arbitration, collaborative family law
all issues arising from separation and divorce including custody and access disputes, and related financial issues
child support and spousal support
division of property upon breakdown of marriage or relationship
complex family law matters with corporate issues involving corporate counsel, business valuators, accountants, tax advisors and other experts
separation agreements
marriage contracts
cohabitation agreements
all domestic contracts
motions
trials
appeals

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Selected by her peers for inclusion in Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory for Family Law (2021-2022)
Completed the Ministry of the Attorney General training to conduct Mediations and Arbitrations and to screen for domestic violence
Certified to practice Collaborative Law since 2002

Partner, Lerners LLP (2017)
Partner, McKenzie Lake (2010 - 2016)
Associate, McKenzie Lake (2001 - 2009)
Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Western University (2015 to date)
Dispute Resolution Officer, Superior Court of Justice, Family Court (2014 to date)

Representative Work

Carolyn has practised in every aspect of family law since her call to the Ontario bar in 2000. She has significant experience litigating disputes involving support, property, custody issues, and all legal rights that arise from marriage, cohabitation, and parenting. She has also completed training in mediation and collaborative family law, and readily promotes and uses ADR techniques in family disputes when appropriate.
Carolyn has completed the Ministry of the Attorney General training to conduct mediations and arbitrations and is available to be retained by family law counsel on behalf of their clients to act as a mediator and arbitrator.
Carolyn is a confident and experienced negotiator and litigator who focuses her unique skills on creating positive outcomes for her family law clients. Her guiding principle is to help her clients keep moving forward with a view to early resolution of their family law issues to prevent future conflict in their lives.

Representative Work

Carolyn has practised in every aspect of family law since her call to the Ontario bar in 2000. She has significant experience litigating disputes involving support, property, custody issues, and all legal rights that arise from marriage, cohabitation, and parenting. She has also completed training in mediation and collaborative family law, and readily promotes and uses ADR techniques in family disputes when appropriate.
Carolyn has completed the Ministry of the Attorney General training to conduct mediations and arbitrations and is available to be retained by family law counsel on behalf of their clients to act as a mediator and arbitrator.
Carolyn is a confident and experienced negotiator and litigator who focuses her unique skills on creating positive outcomes for her family law clients. Her guiding principle is to help her clients keep moving forward with a view to early resolution of their family law issues to prevent future conflict in their lives.

Areas of Focus