Cameron Shouldice
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 579 handling Family Law.
About Cameron Shouldice
Cameron Shouldice runs a solo family law practice in midtown Toronto. Shouldice was called to the Ontario Bar in 1995 and has practiced exclusively in family law ever since, working from an office on Merton Street a short walk from Davisville Subway Station.
The practice leans toward resolving disputes outside of court. Services include collaborative law, mediation, cohabitation agreements, and marriage contracts and separation agreements, alongside more conventional matters such as child and spousal support, custody and access, property division, and contested or uncontested divorce. Shouldice has advanced training in alternative dispute resolution and collaborative law, and is a founding member and former two term board member of the Collaborative Practice Toronto Group, an interdisciplinary organization that now has more than 100 members.
The firm has also published a statement of principles committing to equality, diversity, and inclusion in its dealings with colleagues, staff, and clients.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Cameron Shouldice was called to the Ontario Bar in 1995 and has practiced exclusively in family law since that call.
- Shouldice is a founding member and former two term board member of the Collaborative Practice Toronto Group, an interdisciplinary group that has grown to more than 100 members.
- Shouldice has received advanced training in alternative dispute resolution and collaborative law.
In the community
- The firm has published a statement of principles recognizing both visible and invisible minorities and committing to an inclusive, discrimination free environment for colleagues, staff, and clients.
- Shouldice is a founding member and former two term board member of the Collaborative Practice Toronto Group, an interdisciplinary organization that now has more than 100 members.
Good to know
Wheelchair accessible
By appointmentWho handles what
The neighbourhood
The office is in a five story building at 124 Merton Street, on the stretch of Merton between Yonge Street and Mount Pleasant Road that mixes professional offices with condos and townhouses, home to organizations such as Blue Ant Media and the Canadian headquarters of Girl Guides of Canada. It sits about two blocks south of Davisville Subway Station, with street metered parking and a public lot on Merton Street itself.
The building offers two passenger elevators, designer washrooms on every floor, and underground parking, and the firm notes push button access, an exterior ramp, and a wheelchair accessible washroom in the lobby. Those access details are worth naming for a family law practice, where clients sometimes arrive at a difficult point in their lives.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Cameron Shouldice handle divorce and custody cases?
- Yes. The practice covers contested and uncontested divorce, custody and access, child and spousal support, and property division, along with cohabitation agreements and marriage contracts and separation agreements.
- Can Cameron Shouldice help us settle without going to court?
- That's a focus of the practice. Cameron Shouldice offers collaborative law and mediation as alternatives to litigation, is a founding member and former two term board member of the Collaborative Practice Toronto Group, and treats litigation as one option among several rather than a default.
- How long has Cameron Shouldice been practicing family law?
- Cameron Shouldice was called to the Ontario Bar in 1995 and has practiced exclusively in family law since then.
- Does the firm offer mediation?
- Yes. Mediation is one of the practice's core services, along with collaborative law and negotiated settlement agreements.
- Where is the office and how do I get there?
- The office is at 124 Merton Street, Suite 300, in midtown Toronto, about two blocks south of Davisville Subway Station and east of Yonge Street. Street metered parking and a public lot are available on Merton Street, and the building has push button access, an exterior ramp, two elevators, and a wheelchair accessible washroom in the lobby.
- What is the firm's approach to diversity and inclusion?
- The firm has published a statement of principles committing to recognize visible and invisible minorities and to promote an inclusive, discrimination free environment in its dealings with colleagues, staff, and clients.
Where to find them
124 Merton Street, Suite 300, Toronto, ON M4S 2Z2 · 416-597-9796
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