Rebecca Ying Legal Professional Corporation
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 579 handling Family Law.
About Rebecca Ying Legal Professional Corporation
Rebecca Ying Legal Professional Corporation is a solo family and matrimonial law practice based in Toronto, at 2 Jane Street. Rebecca Ying holds a Juris Doctor from Osgoode Hall Law School (2014) and a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) from McGill University. As a student caseworker at Parkdale Community Legal Services, cases were litigated at the Social Benefits Tribunal and the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, ahead of an articling term at a full service Bay Street firm and a call to the Ontario Bar in 2015. Two small family law firms in Mississauga came next, before the independent practice opened.
The firm handles negotiated and mediated settlements as well as litigation, with a stated focus on complex support and parenting disputes, asset division issues like reckless depletion and parental loans, income issues for self employed or corporate owner payors, international child removal cases, and marriage (prenuptial) contracts and cohabitation agreements. Training as a Collaborative Family Law practitioner and attendance at Harvard Law School's Negotiation Institute in 2018 point to a particular interest in creative settlements, though litigation is pursued when a case calls for it. Court appearances have reached well past Toronto, into Brampton, Milton, Burlington, Hamilton, Kitchener, London, Windsor, Newmarket, Barrie, Orillia, Parry Sound, Elliot Lake, Oshawa and Kingston, plus the Court of Appeal for Ontario.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Juris Doctor from Osgoode Hall Law School in 2014 and a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) from McGill University.
- Called to the Ontario Bar in 2015 after articling with a full service Bay Street firm.
- Trained as a Collaborative Family Law practitioner and attended Harvard Law School's Negotiation Institute in 2018.
In the community
- Support has gone to the West End Phoenix and Sistering, two Toronto community organizations, along with the Black Legal Action Centre, 1492 Land Back Lane and the Southern Poverty Law Centre.
- Membership includes Collaborative Divorce Toronto, the Canadian Association of Muslim Women in Law, and the Peel Law Association.
- Continuing Professional Development courses for other lawyers have included presentations from the firm.
- A short documentary is being co-produced with a co-founder of RTBR to raise funds for a client in crisis.
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The neighbourhood
The office at 2 Jane Street sits in Toronto's Bloor West Village area, in the same building noted in a commercial listing as being at the Jane subway station. Bloor West Village's main strip is a retail stretch of specialty shops, bookstores, restaurants and cafes running along Bloor Street, backed by a residential neighbourhood to the north, a setting more suited to walk-in, local clients than a courthouse row.
The practice's reach extends well beyond that block. A remote office serves Oakville, Burlington and the wider Halton and Hamilton region, Zoom meetings are offered to clients outside the GTA, and court appearances have carried the work into Kitchener, London, Windsor, Barrie and Kingston, among other southern Ontario cities.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Rebecca Ying Legal Professional Corporation take family law cases to court, or only negotiate?
- Both. The firm favours negotiated or mediated resolutions where possible, but litigates when a case calls for it, with appearances at the Superior Court of Justice, the Ontario Court of Justice, Small Claims Court and the Court of Appeal for Ontario across cities including Toronto, Brampton, Hamilton and Kitchener.
- Can the firm help with dividing a business or figuring out income from self employment?
- Yes. The practice lists asset division issues such as reckless depletion and parental loans, and income issues for self employed or corporate owner payors, among its areas of focus.
- Does the firm draft marriage contracts or cohabitation agreements?
- Yes, marriage (prenuptial) contracts and cohabitation agreements are a stated area of focus for the firm.
- What does a simple divorce cost?
- The firm's website lists a flat fee of $1,500 plus HST for a simple divorce.
- I don't live in Toronto. Can I still work with this firm?
- The firm runs a remote office serving Oakville, Burlington and the wider Halton and Hamilton region, and offers Zoom meetings for clients further outside the GTA.
- Does the firm handle high conflict parenting disputes, like relocation or parental alienation?
- Yes. Complex support and high conflict parenting issues, including imputation of income, relocating with children, and parental alienation, are listed as a practice focus.
Where to find them
2 Jane Street, Unit 506, Toronto, Ontario M6S 4W3, Canada · 647-368-6106
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