Financial Litigation

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of cases does Financial Litigation handle?

The firm focuses on the financial side of legal disputes. Its listed practice areas include business law, commercial mortgage litigation, estate litigation, family law financial litigation and family law appeals, financial torts, insolvency litigation, partnership disputes, real estate litigation, and securities litigation.

Can Financial Litigation help if my divorce involves a business or a high income?

Yes. The firm describes its family law practice as focused on the financial elements of separation and divorce for professionals, entrepreneurs, and other high income earners, including cases that involve a family business, significant assets, or a professional corporation.

Does the firm help trace hidden assets in a divorce?

The firm lists tracing hidden assets and marital fraud among its family law services, and says it works with forensic accountants and valuation specialists to assess complex financial holdings such as corporations and self-employment income.

Is anyone available outside regular business hours?

According to the firm's site, it aims to be available seven days a week to give clients updates and answer questions on family law files, and describes working beyond a standard nine to five schedule, including holidays and weekends, to manage urgent matters.

Where is Financial Litigation located and how do I reach it?

The firm's office is at 1186 Eglinton Avenue West, Suite 201, in Toronto. It can be reached by phone or through the contact form on its website.

Does Financial Litigation handle estate and will disputes?

Yes. The firm's website describes helping clients with will challenges and estate litigation involving large or complex estates, including asking a court to remove or replace a trustee or executor accused of mismanagement or wrongdoing.