NuriLaw

Frequently asked questions

Can NuriLaw help me with a separation agreement or divorce in Toronto?

Yes. Family law is one of NuriLaw's core practices, covering marriage contracts, cohabitation agreements, separation agreements, divorce, parenting arrangements, and child and spousal support, for clients across Toronto and the wider GTA.

My business partner and I are in a dispute. Does NuriLaw handle shareholder disputes?

Yes. NuriLaw's civil litigation practice takes on shareholder disputes along with defamation, misrepresentation, debt and loan disputes, condo disputes, and will and estate matters.

Can NuriLaw help my ex-partner and me resolve things without going to court?

NuriLaw offers mediation and arbitration for family and civil disputes, including a combined Med-Arb process that starts with mediation and moves to binding arbitration only if issues remain unresolved.

What is a retainer agreement, and how does NuriLaw bill for time?

A retainer agreement is a written document setting out the terms of the solicitor client relationship, including the services to be provided and their cost. NuriLaw tracks time in six minute increments and itemizes it on client invoices.

Where are NuriLaw's offices, and what areas does the firm serve?

NuriLaw's main office is at 4950 Yonge Street in Toronto, with a second office at 80 Richmond Street West. The firm serves clients across the Greater Toronto Area, including Oshawa, Newmarket, Milton, Hamilton, Brampton and Mississauga.

Does NuriLaw represent clients in court, or only handle matters outside of it?

Both. Founder David Nuri has appeared before every level of court in Ontario, from Small Claims Court through the Court of Appeal, while the firm also offers mediation and arbitration for clients who want to resolve disputes without a trial.