Peter J. Salah Family Law

Frequently asked questions

Does Peter J. Salah Family Law go to court, or try to resolve cases outside of court first?

The firm works through negotiation, mediation, and collaborative family law first, and turns to litigation only when a case can't be settled another way. All four approaches are available depending on what a client's situation calls for.

Can the firm draft a marriage contract or cohabitation agreement?

Yes. Marriage contracts and cohabitation agreements are part of the firm's regular practice.

I want to avoid a courtroom battle. Does the firm do mediation?

Yes. Peter Salah is a family law mediator and a member of Collaborative Divorce Toronto, a group of Toronto family law professionals who use collaborative practice to help separating couples settle out of court.

Does the firm handle child support and spousal support?

Yes, along with custody and access, property division and equalization of net family property, and possession of the matrimonial home.

How long has Peter Salah been practicing family law?

Since being called to the Ontario bar in 2000. Salah was a partner at Hills, Salah LLP from 2002 to 2020 before opening this practice on December 1, 2020.

Where is the office and how do I get there?

The office is at 124 Merton Street, Suite 300, in Midtown Toronto, a short walk from the Yonge and Davisville subway station.