Alexander Cannon

Alexander began his legal career as an articling student with Lockyer + Hein LLP in September of 2023 and continued on as an associate lawyer upon the competition of his articles. He is now an Associate Lawyer on the Family & Divorce Law team with Boardwalk Law. He earned his law degree at Swansea University in Wales through the Trent/Swansea law and Arts Dual Degree program and subsequently completed all necessary NCA accreditation exams prior to beginning his articles.

Alex is dedicated to the legal profession and his schooling abroad has given him a more holistic appreciation and understanding of the Canadian Legal system. Alex has helped clients towards resolution by ascertaining their goals and needs, researching nuanced legal issues and applying the relevant case law or statute. Alex is focusing his practice in the area of family law and his strong communication and listening skills are particularly useful in this field. His focus in family law includes matters involving divorce, child and spousal support, decision making responsibility and parenting time, property division and much more.

While writing his NCA exams, Alex earned his Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature at Trent University. His time at university greatly developed his reading, writing, comprehension, and analysis skills in a way that compliments the intricacies of family law.

For rest and recreation, Alex enjoys being outside and experiencing nature through swimming, canoeing/kayaking, and hiking. He also enjoys reading, spending weekends at the cottage and skiing in the winter.

Call to the Ontario Bar Association, 2024
Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Swansea University HRC School of Law, Wales
Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree (English Literature), Trent University
N.C.A Accreditation, 2023
Rhonda Lichty / Family & Divorce Law
Bunmi Diji / Family & Divorce Law

Articles by Alexander Cannon

Canada has been described as a cultural “mosaic” and while multiculturalism is undoubtedly a boon to Canadian life, differing opinions
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Published: April 17, 2026
Separating in Ontario—sell the matrimonial home or choose a spousal buyout to keep it, cut costs, and maintain stability for
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Published: October 17, 2025
A cohabitation agreement helps unmarried couples in Ontario protect their rights and assets – learn who needs one and how
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Published: July 14, 2025
Learn what Section 7 expenses are in Canadian family law, including childcare, medical, and educational costs, and how they are
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Published: June 25, 2025
Wondering how property is divided in an Ontario divorce? Learn how Net Family Property (NFP) works, what happens to the
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Published: May 20, 2025
Retroactive child support payments may be owed when one parent’s financial situation changes but the child support amount is not
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Published: December 21, 2024