Fari Law

Frequently asked questions

Can Fari Law help incorporate a small business or start-up in Ontario?

Yes. Fari Law's business law practice covers incorporations, start-up planning, purchase and sale of a business, corporate and commercial agreements, and personal real estate corporations for business owners who want to structure real estate holdings separately.

I think I was wrongfully dismissed. Can Fari Law help?

Fari Law's employment law practice handles wrongful and constructive dismissal claims, along with Employment Standards Act complaints and Canada Labour Code proceedings. The firm works through negotiation and mediation first, and litigates when that doesn't resolve things.

Can Fari Law prepare a will and powers of attorney?

Yes. The firm's wills and estates practice covers will preparation, including multiple wills for probate planning, powers of attorney for property and personal care, trusts, and estate administration for executors and beneficiaries.

Can Fari Law sponsor a spouse, parent, or grandparent for immigration to Canada?

Yes. Fari Law's immigration practice includes family sponsorship applications for spouses, children, parents, and grandparents, alongside permanent residency, citizenship, refugee and asylum claims, and humanitarian and compassionate applications.

Does Fari Law work with charities and not-for-profit organizations?

Yes. The firm helps not-for-profits incorporate, apply for registered charity status with the Canada Revenue Agency, and stay compliant with Ontario's Not-for-profit Corporations Act, 2010, along with bylaw drafting and governance advice.

Where is Fari Law located, and does the firm serve clients outside Toronto?

Fari Law's office is at 151 Yonge Street in downtown Toronto. The firm also serves clients in Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge, and offers a free initial consultation that can be booked online.