Cameron Shouldice
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About Cameron Shouldice
Cameron Shouldice is a Toronto family lawyer, collaborative practitioner and mediator, and family law has been the whole of the practice since Shouldice was called to the Ontario Bar in 1995. Clients come for help with divorce, whether it's contested or not, along with child and spousal support, custody and access, property, and domestic contracts ranging from cohabitation agreements to separation agreements.
Shouldice has taken advanced training in collaborative law and in alternative dispute resolution, and offers both collaborative law and mediation. Shouldice also helped found the Collaborative Practice Toronto Group and sat on its board for two terms; the group has since grown past 100 members. The practice is committed to resolutions that are timely, cost-effective and efficient.
The office is in midtown Toronto at 124 Merton Street, Suite 300. Couples thinking about mediation can begin with an optional half-hour joint information call, and that call costs nothing.
Practice areas
Separation, divorce and domestic contracts
Cameron Shouldice handles divorce, contested and uncontested, plus child support, spousal support and custody and access. Property questions about division and ownership are covered, as are cohabitation agreements, marriage contracts and separation agreements, with settlement negotiations and second opinions offered too.
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Family mediation
In a Shouldice mediation, each spouse fills in a confidential intake form, which Cameron reviews before meeting each of them in person for an individual intake interview. A confidential goals and interests questionnaire comes before the second session, each session is followed by progress notes and a short one-on-one call with Cameron, and Cameron drafts the separation agreement for each spouse to take to their own lawyer.
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By appointmentHow Cameron Shouldice works
Shouldice encourages clients toward negotiated settlements built around their children, so that the children's interests come first. The goal is for clients to see the different routes to an agreement that don't run through a courtroom, while accepting that some disputes do need a judge before they can be closed. Litigation is treated as just one of several tools for resolving conflict.
Practising as Graham and Shouldice, the office has adopted a short statement of principles on equality, diversity and inclusion. It recognizes visible and invisible minorities and the particular needs of colleagues and clients, commits to tackling discrimination and conscious or unconscious bias, and aims to provide a safe, inclusive setting.
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The neighbourhood
The practice works out of 124 Merton, a five-storey office building set among quiet residential streets, a few minutes from the Yonge and Davisville subway. Merton itself runs from Yonge Street east to Bayview Avenue, with Mount Pleasant Cemetery just to the south and Davisville Avenue to the north. The office is two blocks south of Davisville Station on the east side of Yonge, and anyone driving can use the metered parking on the street or the public lot on Merton.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Cameron Shouldice mediate between my spouse and me without lawyers at the sessions?
- Cameron Shouldice runs mediation sessions that can go ahead with lawyers in the room or without them. Either way, each spouse needs independent advice from a lawyer of their own before a final agreement is signed, and Cameron recommends that both spouses hire one early.
- Can Cameron Shouldice bring a valuator or financial planner into my separation?
- Cameron Shouldice recognizes that separation can feel isolating and, where it's appropriate, helps clients set up support they often don't know they can call on, including coaches, financial planners, valuators and accountants.
- Does Cameron Shouldice understand small-business and wealth issues in an Ontario separation?
- Cameron Shouldice brings an understanding of small and medium-sized businesses and of wealth management to Ontario family law work, using it to meet each client's individual needs.
- Is the Merton Street office wheelchair accessible?
- Cameron Shouldice's office at 124 Merton Street, Suite 300, has push-button entry and an exterior ramp, two elevators serve the building, and there's a wheelchair-accessible washroom in the lobby.
Where to find them
124 Merton Street, Suite 300, Toronto, ON M4S 2Z2 · 416-597-9796
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