Jennifer Long

Experienced Divorce Lawyer Toronto

Long Kumka Family Lawyers

Jennifer Long

Year Called to the Bar: 2004

Divorce and separation can bring difficult legal, financial and parenting questions to the surface at the same time. When important decisions need to be made about children, support, property, the matrimonial home or future arrangements, practical legal guidance can help reduce uncertainty and protect long-term stability.

Jennifer Long is an experienced Toronto divorce lawyer serving clients who need clear advice, steady advocacy and a respectful path forward through separation and divorce. With more than 20 years of family law experience, she helps clients understand their rights, consider settlement options and prepare for court where litigation becomes necessary.

Jennifer’s approach is practical, client-focused and child-focused. She works with clients in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area to identify what matters most, explain the legal process in plain language and pursue resolutions that are fair, workable and sustainable for the family.

An Experienced Toronto Divorce Lawyer Working for You

A divorce file may involve negotiation, mediation, collaborative family law or court proceedings. Jennifer helps clients assess the most appropriate route based on the facts of the case, the level of conflict, the needs of any children and the financial issues that must be resolved.

As a Toronto divorce lawyer, Jennifer provides advice on both the legal and practical issues that often arise when a relationship ends. Her experience before Ontario courts, combined with her collaborative training, allows her to support clients who want to settle respectfully while remaining prepared to advocate firmly when court intervention is required.

Jennifer Long assists clients with divorce and separation issues involving:

• Divorce and separation
• Annulments
• Parenting arrangements and decision-making responsibility
• Parenting time and access issues
• Child support and spousal support
• Division of assets, debts and family property
• Equalization of family property
• Possession of the matrimonial home
• Domestic violence and restraining orders
• Child protection and Children’s Aid Society matters
• Enforcement of agreements, judgments and court orders
• Narcissistic partner abuse considerations
• Grandparent involvement and extended family issues
• Collaborative divorce, mediation and litigation support

Collaborative Divorce and Family Law in Toronto

Collaborative family law is a respectful dispute resolution process designed to help separating spouses resolve issues without immediately turning to court. Each person has their own collaboratively trained lawyer, and the process encourages open communication, full financial disclosure and practical problem-solving.

For many families, this approach can reduce conflict, preserve dignity and support more durable agreements. When collaboration is not appropriate or does not lead to resolution, Jennifer can also provide firm advocacy through mediation, negotiation or litigation.

Education, Professional Memberships and Activities

• Called to the Bar in Ontario, 2004
• Bar member in Ontario and British Columbia
• University of Victoria
• Collaboratively trained family lawyer
• Member, Ontario Association of Collaborative Professionals
• Member, York Region Law Association
• Member, Durham Law Association
• Member, 100 Women Who Care Durham and Stouffville
• Involvement with collaborative practice organizations in York Region, Durham Region and Toronto

Need a Divorce Lawyer in Toronto? Contact Jennifer Today

If you are facing separation or divorce in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, Jennifer Long can help you understand your options and take the next step with greater confidence. Early legal advice can help protect your parenting rights, financial interests and ability to move forward with clarity.

Jennifer offers free initial consultations and accepts payment by credit card. Payment plans may also be available.

Call Jennifer Long at 647-499-0330 ext 2 for a free initial consultation or submit a contact request to begin the process.