Most people put off the first call. They are not sure the problem is big enough to bother a lawyer with, or they worry about what the conversation will cost. A deadline that quietly passes is far more expensive than a phone call.
The first 30 minutes are free. Tell us what is going on in your own words and we will tell you plainly whether we can help, what your options look like, and what happens next. If you do not need a lawyer, we will say so.
What happens when you contact us
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You reach out
Call 1.888.973.4280 or fill in the short form above — who you are, how to reach you, and roughly what the matter concerns. Two or three sentences is plenty at this stage.
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We call you back
We aim to come back to you within one business day, at the time of day that suits you. The call is to understand the problem and check we are the right firm for it. No cost, no obligation.
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You meet your lawyer
We book your free 30-minute consultation — in the Mississauga office, by phone or by video. You are told what to bring, so the half hour goes on your matter, not on hunting for paperwork.
Getting here, parking and transit
The office sits near Eglinton Avenue West and Hurontario Street, in the middle of Mississauga and a short drive from Highway 403. Coming from Brampton, Toronto or Hamilton, Hurontario and the 403 are the routes to put into your map.
MiWay buses run along both Hurontario Street and Eglinton Avenue West, connecting through the City Centre terminal at Square One. Cooksville GO Station, on the Milton line, is south along Hurontario.
One thing to plan for: the Hazel McCallion light rail line is under construction along Hurontario and is not yet carrying passengers. Lane closures on that stretch move around, so leave yourself a few extra minutes.
Tell us when you book and we will confirm parking and how to find Unit 400 on the day.
Prefer to talk right now?
Some things are quicker said than typed. Call 1.888.973.4280 during office hours and speak to us directly — no call centre, and no describing a family matter to a stranger reading a script.
Outside office hours, leave your name, a number and a one-line description. We aim to call you back within one business day.
Common questions
What does a consultation cost?
The first 30 minutes are free, and there is no obligation to continue afterwards. If you decide to go ahead, we set out the fee arrangement for your matter in writing before any work begins, so you are never left guessing.
What should I bring?
Anything you have that touches the matter — letters, contracts, court or tribunal documents, an insurance letter, a government notice. Bring it even if it is incomplete. Photo identification is useful, and if a deadline appears anywhere on your paperwork, bring that page.
Can we meet by video or phone instead?
Yes. Consultations can be held in the Mississauga office, by phone or by video. A few steps genuinely need you in person — signing a will, notarizing a document, providing identification for a closing — and we tell you in advance which those are.
What languages do you speak?
We serve clients in English, Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi. Tell us when you book which language you would rather use. If you need one we do not speak, say so early and we will discuss arranging an interpreter.