Is the first meeting confidential?
Yes. It is a confidential consultation to understand your situation and outline options.
Practice area
Family law
Separation, divorce, parenting and support — steady guidance through the most personal legal matters there are.
Overview
Family matters
Family law decisions shape where children live, how a household's property is divided and what support is paid for years afterwards. They are made at a time when clear thinking is hardest.
Appiah Opoku Boateng starts by listening: what has happened, what matters most, and what you need to decide first. From there the options are laid out plainly, and matters are negotiated or taken to court as they require.
How it works
A steady path through a hard time
Your matter moves from a confidential meeting to a plan, negotiation or court as it requires, and a resolution.
A confidential meeting
Your situation, your questions, and your options.
A plan
Built around your goals and what needs protecting.
Negotiation or court
Each stage handled as the matter requires.
Resolution
A settlement or an order, and guidance on what follows.
Before we meet
Prepare for your consultation
- Any court documents or letters you have received
- Existing agreements, including a marriage contract
- A summary of income, property and debts
- Dates that matter — separation, hearings, deadlines
Speak with the firm
Book a consultation
Speak with Appiah Opoku Boateng in person at Suite 506, 1110 Finch Avenue West, or by phone. Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm; weekends by appointment.
Questions
Before your consultation
Does every family matter go to court?
No. Many are negotiated; court is one route when agreement is not possible.
Is my situation connected to immigration?
If it may be, say so at the first meeting. The firm also practises immigration law.
Immigration law
Permanent residency, work and study permits, family sponsorship, visitor status and citizenship applications.
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Wills and estates
Wills, powers of attorney and estate arrangements for individuals and families.
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