1 lawyer · City of Toronto, Algoma District
One of 2,276 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 423 handling Family Law.
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Virtual appointmentsAtlantis Law is an Ontario practice built around two fields that often collide: family law and criminal defence. It's led by R. Rick Singh and draws on close to two decades of experience representing clients across the province. Family disputes can carry criminal allegations or Children's Aid Society involvement with them, so the firm works both sides of that line and plans one strategy, aiming to keep a good result in one court from turning into a setback in another.
R. Rick Singh studied law at Osgoode Hall Law School and has spent roughly 20 years working within the Canadian legal system. That time includes substantial trial work in criminal, family and child protection matters, with appearances in courts in Toronto, Brampton, Mississauga, Guelph, Sault Ste. Marie and elsewhere. The firm takes trials before both the Ontario Court of Justice and the Superior Court of Justice.
The head office is in Toronto on Eglinton Avenue East, and a second office on March Street serves Sault Ste. Marie. Clients come from the Greater Toronto Area (including the City of Toronto, Peel, Halton and York Region) and from the Algoma District, Elliot Lake included. Legal services are also available in Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu.
Atlantis Law accepts Legal Aid, and clients who qualify can be represented with nothing paid upfront, while private clients who don't qualify can retain the firm on flexible payment plans. A first consultation of up to 30 minutes is free, and it can happen in person or over a secure virtual meeting, so there's no need to travel or miss a day of work.
Atlantis Law handles property claims under Ontario's Family Law Act, contested and higher-value assets included, from equalization to the division of pensions and retirement savings. On support, it acts for parents who pay child support and for parents who receive it, and it works out income for business owners and self-employed spouses.
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Parenting disputes include mobility cases, and the firm takes both sides of them: parents who want to move with a child and parents trying to stop a move that would unsettle the child's life.
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Parents, guardians and other parties in child protection proceedings are represented, with services running from kinship and customary care arrangements to opposing Crown wardship applications. It's familiar with CAS processes in the Algoma area and takes on CAS matters across the GTA.
Impaired driving defence covers alcohol and drug impairment, Over 80, care or control, and refusing or failing to give a breath or blood sample. Each file is examined closely for Charter breaches and for problems with the reliability of breath tests.
Atlantis Law defends fraud charges both under and over $5,000. In reviewing the Crown's disclosure, it goes through banking records and electronic communications, along with any forensic accounting material.
Young people aged 12 to 17 are represented with rehabilitation and privacy as the priorities. Where it fits, the firm seeks Extrajudicial Sanctions so a charge leaves the court system altogether and no youth record follows.
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Legal aidIn family matters, Atlantis Law works on a resolution-first, court-ready footing: negotiation and mediation come first because they often lead to good results, and litigation follows when talking alone can't settle a case. The firm is prepared to argue at every stage, from motions and conferences to hearings and full trials.
Clients are told where their case stands, what their options are and what comes next at each step. The firm also commits to answering client inquiries promptly.
The Toronto office is on the 10th floor of 120 Eglinton Avenue East, an 11-storey office building just west of Redpath Avenue. It was among the first buildings in the area, part of the construction wave set off when the original TTC subway line opened, and Modernist towers went up along the blocks east of the station. The building is also home to the 120 Eglinton East Business Centre, which has hosted small businesses, consultants and freelancers for more than 20 years, and the Yonge subway is about two minutes away on foot.
In the north, the firm works from Suite 202 at 123 March Street in Sault Ste. Marie.
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