J. Pannu Law Professional Corporation

Frequently asked questions

Does J. Pannu Law handle divorce and custody cases in Pickering?

J. Pannu Law represents clients in divorce, parenting time, and decision making (formerly known as custody) matters, along with child support, spousal support, and division of property. The firm handles these cases in the Ontario Court of Justice, the Superior Court of Justice, and the Divisional Court, and can work toward a settlement or take a matter to court.

I'm dealing with a high conflict separation. Can the firm help?

J. Pannu Law focuses on high conflict family law litigation, as well as cases where separating spouses want to resolve their issues outside of court. The firm has represented clients at multiple levels of court in Ontario, with most matters proceeding in the Superior Court of Justice.

Does J. Pannu Law handle domestic violence and restraining orders?

J. Pannu Law handles domestic violence and restraining order matters as part of its family law practice. JP has also been an active lawyer at Luke's Place, a nonprofit that helps women in abusive relationships navigate the family law process.

Where is the firm located and what areas does it serve?

J. Pannu Law is located at 1315 Pickering Parkway in Pickering, Ontario, and serves clients across Durham Region, Toronto, York, and Peel. The office is open Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Can I meet with J. Pannu Law virtually or outside regular office hours?

J. Pannu Law offers in-person, virtual, and after office hour appointments to suit a client's schedule. The firm also offers unbundled services, letting clients choose which parts of a case they handle themselves and which they hand to a lawyer, tailored to their budget.

I need a marriage contract or separation agreement drawn up. Does the firm do that?

J. Pannu Law prepares marriage contracts, cohabitation agreements, and separation agreements for clients across Durham Region and the wider GTA. The firm also advises on equalization of property and spousal support when those agreements are being negotiated.