We don't offer free consultations because we believe every client deserves complete and accurate legal advice, not rushed or general information.To properly understand your situation, review the facts, identify the legal issues, and answer your questions thoroughly, it takes time and professional expertise. Rather than providing quick or incomplete answers during a free consultation, we dedicate the time needed to give you meaningful guidance that helps you make informed decisions.

You can schedule a consultation by calling our office, completing the contact form on our website, or emailing us. Our team will contact you directly and go through the relevant information we need to arrange a convenient time to meet.

Please bring:Government-issued valid photo identificationAny documents related to your caseA list of questions or concerns you'd like to discuss

Yes. We offer phone and video consultations for clients who prefer remote meetings or are unable to visit our office.

We accept various payment methods, including credit cards, cheques or cash.

The most common is hourly billing, where clients are charged for the time the lawyer spends and charged at their hourly fee. Some services, such as a probate may be billed by flat fee, which provides clients with a fixed, predictable cost. In certain types of cases, most commonly personal injury claims, lawyers may work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they receive a percentage of any settlement or court award if the client is successful. During the initial consultation, the lawyer will explain the billing arrangement that will apply to your matter. After reviewing the specifics of your legal issue, they can also provide a reasonable estimate of the legal fees you can expect to incur.