Nikitine Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
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Nikitine Law is based in Toronto's North York and run by lawyer Victor Nikitine. Nikitine was born in Novosibirsk, Russia, and began legal studies at Tomsk State University's Faculty of Law before earning a business degree from Walla Walla University in Washington state. After immigrating to Canada, Nikitine completed a law degree at Osgoode Hall Law School. Before turning to law, Nikitine worked in international relations, managing projects funded by the United States government that aimed to build closer ties with Russia and the former Soviet republics.
The firm focuses on serving Toronto's international community, including Russian-speaking immigrants from the former Soviet Union and clients from the Middle East, with services offered in English and Russian. Its practice covers corporate and commercial law, family law, real estate and construction law, immigration, and civil litigation. Nikitine Law describes its approach as treating a legal matter like a business project, assessing the situation and mapping out a plan before recommending next steps. It offers a free initial phone consultation, and if a client's issue falls outside the firm's areas of practice, it refers them to a lawyer who specializes in that area.
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The firm's office is in a tower at Finch Avenue West and Keele Street, in the York University Heights neighbourhood of Toronto's North York district. The area takes its name from York University, whose campus sits nearby, and it's also served by Finch West subway station, which opened on Line 1 in December 2017.
York University Heights is one of Toronto's more ethnically diverse neighbourhoods, home to established South Asian, Black, Filipino, East Asian, and Italian Canadian communities alongside newer arrivals. That mix fits a firm whose own practice grew out of serving newcomers to Canada, particularly Russian-speaking immigrants and clients from the Middle East.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Nikitine Law offer services in Russian?
- Yes. The firm offers its services in both English and Russian and focuses on serving Toronto's international community, including Russian-speaking immigrants from the former Soviet Union and clients from the Middle East.
- I've just been served with a court claim, what should I do?
- Get legal advice right away. A claim must be answered within a limited time period, and if you miss the deadline, the other side may be able to get a judgment against you without further notice, which can lead to a seized bank account or garnisheed wages. Nikitine Law notes it's often possible to work out a payment arrangement with creditors even where a strong defence isn't available.
- Can Nikitine Law help me incorporate a business?
- Yes. The firm's corporate law work includes incorporating corporations, non-profit organizations, and charities, along with drafting commercial agreements and share or asset purchase and sale agreements.
- Does the firm handle separation, divorce, and child support?
- Yes. Nikitine Law's family law practice covers marriage, cohabitation, and separation agreements, divorce and equalization of property, child support, access, and spousal support, and representation in family court.
- Does Nikitine Law assist with immigration appeals?
- Yes. The firm's immigration work includes appeals to the Immigration and Refugee Board and Federal Court, as well as residency inquiries and citizenship interviews and hearings.
- Is the first consultation free?
- Nikitine Law offers a free initial phone consultation, used to map out a plan for resolving the client's issue. If the matter falls outside the firm's areas of practice, it will refer the client to a lawyer who specializes in that area.
Where to find them
1110 Finch Avenue West, Suite 402, Toronto, Ontario, M3J 2T2 · 647-352-1188
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