About Zel Law

Zel Law is a Toronto based civil litigation and dispute resolution firm founded by Yeliz Elénore Beygo, called to the Ontario bar in 2024. Beygo holds a law degree from the University of Ottawa's French Common Law program (2022) and a political science degree from the University of Toronto (2017), and articled and summered at the Ministry of the Attorney General's Crown Law Office Civil, on matters that included the Robertson class action and the Connor Homes appeal. The firm's name combines the "Z" in Yeliz with "El" from Elénore, a pairing meant to evoke "zealous," the legal ethics term for strong advocacy within the bounds of the law.

The practice stays narrow on purpose: only civil litigation and dispute resolution, covering real property and real estate disputes, business and commercial disputes, and wills, estates, and capacity disputes, before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Small Claims Court, the Landlord and Tenant Board, and other administrative tribunals. The firm describes its clients as the "missing middle," people who earn too much to qualify for legal aid but can't afford a traditional hourly retainer, and offers full scope retainers, limited scope (unbundled) retainers for a single stage of a case, and flat fee agreements once it has enough information about a matter. Beygo provides services in English, French, and Turkish.

Milestones & recognition

  • Beygo was called to the Ontario bar in 2024, after summering and articling at the Ministry of the Attorney General's Crown Law Office Civil, where matters included the Robertson class action and the Connor Homes appeal.
  • Beygo holds a law degree from the University of Ottawa's French Common Law program (2022) and a political science degree from the University of Toronto (2017).
  • As a law student, Beygo won the best oralist award at a Gowling WLG moot competition among 16 competing students.
  • As a University of Toronto student, Beygo served as vice president of the International Students Association and took part in a 2015 campaign, reported by Canada Newswire, calling for international students to be allowed to run for the university's Governing Council. Zel Law's site states that effort contributed to the first amendment to the University of Toronto Act in 37 years.

In the community

  • Beygo is a member of the Turkish Canadian Lawyers Association and L'Association des juristes d'expression française de l'Ontario.
  • Beygo participates in the Law Society of Ontario's Law Society Referral Service, which connects members of the public with a lawyer for a free initial consultation.
  • Zel Law publishes a legal resources section with practice notes on Ontario civil litigation, including breakdowns of the court ordered remedies available in business and commercial, real property and real estate, and wills, estates, and capacity litigation.

Good to know

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Fees & payment

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The neighbourhood

Zel Law's office is on John Street in downtown Toronto, and the firm uses it as a base to serve clients across the Greater Toronto Area and further afield in Ontario, including Ottawa, Hamilton, Windsor, London, and Kitchener. It's a single lawyer practice that works by appointment rather than walk in hours, so the firm leans on that province wide reach more than on a large local storefront.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of law does Zel Law practice?
Zel Law focuses only on civil litigation and dispute resolution in Ontario. That covers real property and real estate disputes, business and commercial disputes, and wills, estates, and capacity disputes, and the firm doesn't take on other areas like family law or criminal defence.
I'm in a dispute with my landlord or tenant. Can the firm help?
Zel Law represents landlords and tenants in residential and commercial landlord and tenant disputes, and it also handles related real property issues such as boundary, fence, and easement disagreements and residential condominium disputes.
A shareholder or business partner and I disagree about how to run the company. Does Zel Law handle that?
Zel Law takes on shareholder and business partner disputes along with other commercial matters, including unpaid invoices and contract disputes, contractor and supplier disagreements, commercial lease disputes, professional and business licensing disputes, and franchise disputes.
Can the firm help me challenge a will or resolve a dispute over an estate?
Zel Law handles will challenges, disputes over powers of attorney, guardianship and capacity matters, passing of accounts, probate proceedings, dependant support claims, and disputes involving an executor or estate trustee.
How much does a consultation with Zel Law cost?
Zel Law offers a complimentary 30 minute consultation. A longer, one hour legal strategy session is billed as a flat fee of $280 plus applicable taxes, and beyond that the firm works on full scope retainers, limited scope (unbundled) retainers for a single stage of a matter, or a flat fee agreed on once it has enough information about the case.
Does the firm offer services in French or Turkish?
Zel Law serves clients in English, French, and Turkish. Beygo is a member of L'Association des juristes d'expression française de l'Ontario and the Turkish Canadian Lawyers Association.

Where to find them

180 John Street, Toronto, ON M5T 1X5 · 647-806-6884

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