Madison Goodacre

Servicing clients in Sarnia and London, Ontario, Madison provides excellent legal services to her clients in the area of family law. She guides her clients on how to divide their assets, deal with child and spousal support issues, arrange parenting plans, and navigate the family court system. She also assists clients with other family matters, such as adopting a child or entering into a cohabitation agreement or marriage contract.

Madison understands that the breakdown of a relationship is a difficult and trying time for her clients. Madison can help you choose the best way to resolve your dispute, whether it is through negotiation, mediation, or litigation. She will always put your best interests and those of your children first.

Madison has a background in international development, and experience working in different countries and cultures. She knows how to deal with complex and sensitive issues, and how to find creative and effective solutions.

Madison was born and raised in Sarnia, Ontario. She loves traveling, reading, and baking delicious treats for her friends and family.

Madison is a friendly and professional family lawyer who will listen to you and support you throughout your legal journey. If you are looking for a family lawyer who can help you start a new chapter in your life, contact Madison today.

• Law Society of Ontario, Member
• Middlesex Family Law Association, Member
• Middlesex Law Association, Member
• Lambton Law Association, Member
• Advocates' Society, Member

• The Fred M. Catzman award for making significant contributions to the community
• The Blakes’ Scholar award by Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP in recognition of academic achievement and extracurricular activities
• Dean’s Fellow, property law

Madison is a board member of the Inn of the Good Shepherd in Sarnia, Ontario.

• What is the date of separation?
• Step-parents: Will you have a child support obligation?
• If we separate, will I get my down payment on the house back?
• The benefits of separation agreements: Lessons from Bill and Melinda Gates
• Big changes on the way for child relocation/mobility cases