About Nsubuga Law

Nsubuga Law is a solo family and immigration law practice in Toronto, run by Samalie Nsubuga, a licensed barrister, solicitor, and notary public who is also a Commissioner of Oaths and NCA certified. Nsubuga holds a Master of Laws from York University's Osgoode Hall Law School. Before opening the firm, Nsubuga practiced law in Uganda, then worked at an immigration and family law practice in Toronto and later served at Ontario's Ministry of the Attorney General.

The firm handles divorce, separation agreements, custody and access, and child protection matters on the family law side, and family sponsorship and sponsorship appeals, economic category applications, humanitarian and compassionate claims, inadmissibility, refugee and asylum claims, and federal court appeals on the immigration side. It accepts Legal Aid and Justice Net certificates and offers payment plans for clients who don't qualify for either, plus a free first 30 minutes of consultation. Nsubuga Law serves clients in English and Luganda, with interpreter services available in Spanish and Swahili.

Good to know

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Fees & payment

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The neighbourhood

The office is on the 18th floor at 2 St. Clair Avenue West, right outside St. Clair East subway station, with parking available behind the building for clients who'd rather drive.

Frequently asked questions

Does Nsubuga Law offer a free consultation?
The first 30 minutes of a consultation are free. The firm also offers payment plans and accepts Legal Aid and Justice Net certificates for clients who qualify.
Can Nsubuga Law help me sponsor a family member to come to Canada?
Yes. The firm handles family sponsorship applications and sponsorship appeals, including confirming that a sponsor meets the citizenship, residency, and self-sufficiency requirements.
I'm going through a divorce. Does Nsubuga Law handle contested and uncontested cases?
Yes, the firm handles both contested divorce, where the parties disagree on some or all issues, and uncontested divorce, including joint and simple divorce applications, along with separation agreements.
What languages does Nsubuga Law offer?
The firm operates in English and Luganda, with interpreter services available in Spanish and Swahili.
What happens if my refugee claim is rejected?
Depending on the circumstances, you may be able to appeal within 15 days to the Federal Court or the Refugee Appeal Division.
Where is Nsubuga Law located and how do I get there?
The office is on the 18th floor at 2 St. Clair Avenue West in Toronto, near a St. Clair subway station, with parking available behind the building.

Where to find them

2 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario M4V 1L5, Canada · 647-255-8026

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