Law Office of Zeenath Zeath
1 lawyer · Established 2007 · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 579 handling Family Law.
Accepts Legal Aid
Accepts Legal AidAbout Law Office of Zeenath Zeath
The Law Office of Zeenath Zeath is a small law practice in the North York area of Toronto, founded in 2007 by lawyer Zeenath Zeath. The firm's main focus is family law, covering custody and access disputes, spousal and child support, separation agreements, and divorce, and it also takes on domestic violence matters and child protection cases involving the Children's Aid Society. Alongside family law, it handles corporate and commercial law, immigration applications, real estate transactions, and wills and estates work, so a single client relationship can often cover more than one kind of legal need.
Zeenath Zeath earned an Honours Bachelor of Science with High Distinction in Molecular Biology and Genetics from the University of Toronto before completing a law degree at Osgoode Hall Law School, an unusual path into general practice and family law. Zeenath Zeath is a member of the Law Society of Ontario and has served since 2018 on the province's Consent and Capacity Board, a tribunal that hears cases about mental capacity, consent to treatment, and civil detention affecting vulnerable Ontarians. The firm charges $250 plus HST for a one hour consultation, credits that fee toward legal services if a client retains the firm afterward, and waives it for clients who bring a valid Legal Aid Ontario certificate.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Zeenath Zeath founded the Law Office of Zeenath Zeath in 2007.
- Zeenath Zeath earned an Honours Bachelor of Science with High Distinction in Molecular Biology and Genetics from the University of Toronto before earning a law degree at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University.
- Zeenath Zeath has served on Ontario's Consent and Capacity Board, a tribunal that hears cases about mental capacity, consent to treatment, and civil detention, since 2018.
- Zeenath Zeath is a member of the Law Society of Ontario, licensed to practise law in Ontario.
In the community
- The firm's founder is listed in the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association's referral directory of practitioners, under corporate law and other practice areas.
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The neighbourhood
The firm's office sits on Sheppard Avenue East in Willowdale, the high rise business district that has grown up around Yonge and Sheppard in Toronto's North York area, a strip of office towers and government buildings that stands apart from the low rise residential streets that make up most of the surrounding neighbourhood. For a firm built partly around custody, access, and child protection work, the address has a practical advantage: the Ontario Court of Justice's family court branch sits at 47 Sheppard Avenue East, right next to the firm's own building.
Frequently asked questions
- My spouse and I are separating and we disagree about custody of our kids. Can the Law Office of Zeenath Zeath help?
- Yes. Family law is the firm's main practice area, and it handles custody and access disputes, spousal and child support, separation agreements, and divorce. The firm also takes on domestic violence matters and child protection cases involving the Children's Aid Society, so it can act for a parent at more than one stage of a difficult family situation.
- I want to sponsor my spouse or another family member to come to Canada. Can the firm help with that application?
- Yes. The firm prepares family sponsorship applications for spouses, children, and other relatives, along with skilled worker and business immigrant applications and visitor, student, and work permits. It also handles humanitarian and compassionate applications for people seeking to land in Canada outside the usual immigration categories.
- I'm buying my first home in Toronto. Can Zeath Law handle the closing?
- Yes. The firm acts on residential purchases and sales, including condominiums and new home purchases, as well as commercial real estate deals, mortgage refinancing, title insurance, and leases, and it can transfer title to a property between family members.
- Can the firm prepare a will and powers of attorney for me?
- Yes. The firm drafts wills and powers of attorney for both property and personal care, and it can arrange guardianship of a person or their property for someone who becomes unable to manage their own affairs.
- I'm starting a business in Ontario. Can Zeath Law incorporate it?
- Yes. The firm incorporates both for-profit and not-for-profit corporations, and it handles the purchase and sale of existing businesses along with negotiating, drafting, and reviewing business contracts.
- What does a consultation cost, and does the firm accept Legal Aid?
- A one hour consultation costs $250 plus HST, and that fee is credited toward your legal bill if you go on to retain the firm. Clients on Legal Aid don't pay the consultation fee, as long as they bring a valid Legal Aid Ontario certificate to the meeting.
Where to find them
900 - 45 Sheppard Ave E, Toronto, ON M2N 5W9 · 416-977-0111
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