D. Eze Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 425 handling Immigration Law.
About D. Eze Law
D. Eze Law is a solo immigration and refugee law practice based in Toronto, run by Debie Eze. The practice covers refugee and asylum claims, temporary resident visas, spousal sponsorship, humanitarian and compassionate grounds applications, inadmissibility matters, and pre removal risk assessments (PRRA), all within Canadian immigration and refugee law.
Debie Eze studied social anthropology at York University for an honours B.A. and earned an M.A. at Concordia University before training in law at Osgoode Hall Law School from 2015 to 2018, with a focus on immigration matters that included an Immigration Intensive program. Debie Eze was called to the Ontario bar in 2019 and is licensed to practice law in Ontario.
The firm offers a 30 minute initial consultation for $150 and accepts Legal Aid Ontario certificates. D. Eze Law is listed on Legal Aid Ontario's roster for refugee general and refugee appellate matters, and the office is in Toronto's Don Mills area at Two Morneau Shepell Centre on Don Mills Road.
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The neighbourhood
D. Eze Law's office is in Two Morneau Shepell Centre at 895 Don Mills Road, a multi tenant office building in the Don Mills area of North York rather than a traditional downtown legal district. One listing for the building describes it as sitting in a leafy corner of North York, a short drive from downtown Toronto. Space in the building is offered as flexible and virtual office suites used by a range of small firms and independent professionals, a setup that suits a solo immigration practice serving clients from across the Greater Toronto Area rather than relying on walk in local traffic.
Frequently asked questions
- Does D. Eze Law handle refugee and asylum claims in Toronto?
- Yes. The firm helps people prepare and submit refugee and asylum applications, including gathering supporting documents and representing clients at their hearings.
- Can D. Eze Law help me sponsor my spouse to come to Canada?
- Yes, spousal sponsorship is one of the firm's services, covering the sponsorship forms, supporting documents, and submissions needed to bring a spouse to Canada.
- What if I've been told I'm inadmissible to Canada?
- D. Eze Law works on inadmissibility matters, helping clients build a case for why they should be allowed to enter or stay in Canada.
- I received a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) notice. Can D. Eze Law help?
- Yes. The firm prepares PRRA applications and helps clients gather the evidence needed to show it isn't safe to remove them from Canada, and treats these as urgent given the short deadlines involved.
- Does D. Eze Law accept Legal Aid Ontario certificates?
- Yes. The firm accepts Legal Aid Ontario (LAO) certificates and is listed on Legal Aid Ontario's roster for refugee general and refugee appellate matters.
- How much does an initial consultation cost, and how do I book one?
- D. Eze Law offers a 30 minute initial consultation for $150. Contact the Toronto office by phone or email to book a time.
Where to find them
Two Morneau Shepell Centre, 895 Don Mills Road, Suite 900, Toronto, ON, M3C 1W3 · 437-600-9359
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