About Law Office of Julie Amourgis

The Law Office of Julie Amourgis is a solo family law and civil litigation practice in downtown Toronto. Amourgis practices as a barrister and solicitor, working out of Law Chambers, a shared office building at 393 University Avenue that a number of independent Toronto lawyers use as their base. The practice concentrates on separation and divorce matters within its family law work, and the Law Chambers directory also lists wills and estates alongside civil litigation among the firm's practice areas.

Amourgis is a Legal Aid Ontario roster lawyer, taking on certificates for family law and child protection matters, and the firm serves clients in English, French, and Greek.

Good to know

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Fees & payment

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The neighbourhood

The office sits at 393 University Avenue, Suite 2000, inside Law Chambers, a building the company itself describes as home to the Superior Court of Justice and just steps from the Court House, the Registrar of the Superior Court of Justice, and City Hall. It's also next to the St. Patrick subway station on University Avenue. For a practice built around family law and civil litigation, sharing a block with the courthouses it appears in is a practical fit, not just an address.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Law Office of Julie Amourgis handle divorce and separation cases?
Yes. The practice's family law work is centred on separation and divorce matters.
Can this firm take on a child protection case through Legal Aid Ontario?
Yes. Amourgis is listed on Legal Aid Ontario's roster for both family law and child protection certificates.
What languages can I get help in at this firm?
The firm serves clients in English, French, and Greek, according to its Legal Aid Ontario listing.
Does the firm also handle wills and estates?
The Law Chambers directory, where the practice is based, lists wills and estates alongside family law and civil litigation among the firm's practice areas.
Is this a large law firm?
No. It's a solo practice, with Amourgis handling client matters directly rather than through a larger team.
Where is the office and how do I get there?
The office is at 393 University Avenue, Suite 2000, inside the Law Chambers building, next to the St. Patrick subway station and close to Toronto's Superior Court of Justice courthouse.

Where to find them

393 University Avenue, Suite 2000, Toronto, ON M5G 1E6 · 416-504-5844

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