Cindy Cohen Law

Frequently asked questions

I'm starting a business in Toronto, can Cindy Cohen Law help set it up?

Yes. The firm helps clients choose a business structure (a provincial or federal corporation, a sole proprietorship, or a partnership), identifies any regulatory requirements for the industry, and drafts the shareholder or partnership agreements, employment agreements, and privacy policy a new business needs.

Can the firm prepare my will and power of attorney?

Yes. Wills and powers of attorney are one of the firm's core areas, covering both property and personal care powers of attorney, applications for appointment of an estate trustee, and advice for someone acting as an estate trustee.

A client owes my business money, can Cindy Cohen Law help collect it?

Yes. The firm handles debt collection for businesses and collection agencies, including demand letters, collection of overdue accounts, and enforcement of judgments, with negotiation used first to try to avoid the cost of litigation.

I'm in a dispute with a business partner or another party, can the firm help resolve it without going to court?

Yes. Dispute resolution is one of the firm's services, focused on helping both sides understand each other's position and negotiate in good faith toward a resolution rather than defaulting to litigation.

How long has Cindy Cohen been practicing law?

Cindy Cohen was called to the Bar of the Law Society of Upper Canada in 1993, and the firm describes itself as having specialized in corporate, commercial, and estate law for more than 30 years.

Where is Cindy Cohen Law located and how do I get in touch?

The firm is based in Toronto and can be reached by phone at 416-323-2345 or by email at ccohen@barristersolicitor.ca.