About VR Law

VR Law is a full-service firm based in Etobicoke, serving Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area from a single office on Kipling Avenue. Founder Victoria Romero was called to the Ontario bar in 2003 and opened the practice in 2016, building a team that now covers real estate, family law, civil litigation, wills and powers of attorney, notary services, personal injury, and long-term disability claims. Romero is also a mediator, a notary public, and an adjudicator, with mediation work in family and personal injury disputes and adjudication experience on tribunals including the Toronto Licence Tribunal and Ontario's Condominium Authority Tribunal.

The firm describes itself as solution focused, telling clients they can negotiate, go to court, or go to arbitration depending on what a dispute needs. It serves clients in more than one language, including Spanish (the firm's site states "Se habla Espanol"), and offers virtual and mobile appointments alongside in-person meetings at the Etobicoke office. Outside the practice, Romero has been active with the Canadian Hispanic Bar Association (formerly HOLA) since helping found it, serving as its first president in 2005 and again as president in 2025.

Milestones & recognition

  • VR Law was founded in 2016 by Victoria Romero, who was called to the Ontario bar in 2003.
  • Romero is a founding member of the Canadian Hispanic Bar Association (formerly HOLA) and served as its first president in 2005, returning as president in 2025.
  • The firm's founder was named a finalist for the TLN 10 Most Influential Hispanic Canadians awards.
  • Romero's adjudication experience includes the Toronto Licence Tribunal, Ontario's Administrative Penalty Tribunal, the Condominium Authority Tribunal, and the council of the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario.

In the community

  • Romero has volunteered with the Centre for Spanish Speaking Peoples.
  • Romero has served on the Law Society of Ontario's Equity Advisory Group.
  • Romero's early career included an internship at the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

Good to know

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The neighbourhood

VR Law's office sits on Kipling Avenue in Etobicoke, a location the firm says it chose deliberately. Its own site describes Etobicoke as putting the practice "at the centre of it all," within reach of Toronto, Mississauga, Woodbridge, and Brampton without being based inside any one of them. That fits a firm that says most of its work comes through referrals from other lawyers, health care professionals, and past clients across the wider GTA, rather than foot traffic from one block. For people who cannot get to Kipling Avenue, VR Law also offers virtual and mobile appointments where needed, and says it keeps satellite locations to reach clients further outside the GTA.

Frequently asked questions

Does VR Law handle divorce and child custody matters?
Yes. The firm's family law department covers separation and divorce applications, custody and access arrangements, child and spousal support, and division of property, along with domestic contracts like separation and cohabitation agreements.
My long-term disability benefits were denied or cut off. Can VR Law help?
Yes. VR Law represents clients whose long-term disability benefits have been denied or terminated, including disputes that turn on a policy's change from an "own occupation" to an "any occupation" definition of disability.
Can VR Law notarize documents or arrange an apostille for use outside Canada?
Yes. The firm's notary public services include consent to travel letters, statutory declarations, affidavits, and certified copies of identification, and it can arrange apostilles under the Apostille Convention, which took effect in Canada in January 2024.
Does VR Law prepare wills and powers of attorney?
Yes. The firm prepares wills, continuing powers of attorney for property, and powers of attorney for personal care, and it offers virtual and mobile appointments to support clients across the GTA.
I was hurt in a car accident or a slip and fall. Does VR Law take personal injury cases?
Yes. VR Law handles personal injury claims arising from negligence, medical or dental malpractice, slip and falls, and motor vehicle collisions, including claims for income replacement and attendant care under Ontario's no-fault insurance system.
Does VR Law offer services in Spanish?
Yes. The firm's site states "Se habla Espanol" and describes itself as able to serve clients in more than one language.

Where to find them

1570 Kipling Ave Suite 200 2nd Floor, Etobicoke, ON M9R 2Y1 · 416-275-5084

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