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Erin Chaiton-Murray
Erin Chaiton-Murray, a partner with the Toronto firm Fogelman Law, focuses on family law.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in health studies and gerontology from McMaster University in 2004, before earning her joint Juris Doctor and Master of Social Work degrees from the University of Toronto in 2008. Ms. Chaiton-Murray was called to the Ontario bar in 2009.
Before joining Fogelman Law, Ms. Chaiton-Murray summered, articled, and practised family law with a Toronto family law boutique and later with a Bay Street firm.
She drafts all forms of domestic contracts, and acts for clients in support, property, and custody and access matters. She has co-authored numerous papers and articles, as well as a chapter in Evidence in Family Law.
During law school, Ms. Chaiton-Murray was an executive board member and student caseworker for Downtown Legal Services, a community legal clinic and clinical education program in the family law division of the University of Toronto.
In addition, Ms. Chaiton-Murray completed social work practicums at The Hospital for Sick Children and the Office of the Children's Lawyer.
She is a member of the Ontario Bar Association and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts.
Toronto family lawyer Erin Chaiton-Murray has been named a partner at Fogelman Law . She tells AdvocateDaily.com she’s thrilled with the ... Read more
A recent Superior Court judgment helps redress the dearth of family law decisions involving the impact of a new partner on existing spousal support orders, Toronto family ... Read more
The end of a marriage is a time of tension and uncertainty that can become even more heated when one of the parties has their own company, making the services of a business ... Read more
When a marriage ends and emotions are running high, co-parenting counselling and mediation can help families keep the focus on the kids, not the conflict, says Toronto family ... Read more
Social media and family law shouldn’t be Facebook friends, Toronto family lawyer Erin Chaiton-Murray tells AdvocateDaily.com . The issue of damaging social media posts ... Read more
A detailed separation agreement that clearly lays out any special expenses required for children could help avoid conflict down the road, says Toronto family lawyer Erin ... Read more
Toronto family lawyer Erin Chaiton-Murray is enjoying the balance between independence and support in her most recent role as senior associate at Fogelman Law . She has been ... Read more
One of the toughest challenges facing parents as their relationships crumble is to keep their children out of the crossfire, says Toronto family lawyer Erin Chaiton-Murray . ... Read more
Separating spouses must often set aside emotional attachments and consider what they can afford when deciding whether to keep or sell the matrimonial home, says Toronto family ... Read more
False accusations of various types, including assault in divorce and custody cases, can drive up court costs and — even if dismissed — make it difficult to reach a ... Read more
Resolving conflicts when families are finding a new normal is the driving force for Toronto family lawyer Erin Chaiton-Murray . “It’s getting to a ... Read more
A new study that suggests those who go to court without a lawyer can be handicapped by the process highlights a different aspect to an ongoing problem, says Toronto family ... Read more
Separating couples who fail to fully disclose their financial assets to each other could end up paying a steeper price, says Toronto family lawyer Erin ... Read more
Marriage contracts can be useful to different types of couples — not only parties with significant assets — and should be discussed well in advance of a wedding date, ... Read more
While the majority of family law cases do not make it to the trial stage, the importance of knowing the rules of evidence should not be overlooked, Toronto family lawyer Erin ... Read more
As work and lifestyle arrangements become more fluid, so do family dynamics for separated couples and their children, says Toronto family lawyer Erin Chaiton-Murray . ... Read more
An Ontario Court of Appeal decision confirming trial judges do not have to make a finding of custody when asked, as it promotes an adversarial approach, is in line with ... Read more
When it comes to parental abduction cases involving the Hague Convention, time is a crucial factor for several reasons, Toronto family lawyer Erin Chaiton-Murray writes ... Read more
