Family
Family law
Divorce, separation agreements, child and spousal support, and custody and parenting time, handled with care and discretion.
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Beaumont Law
Bay Street, Toronto
Trusted counsel when it matters most.
Beaumont Law helps individuals and families across Toronto navigate difficult moments with clear advice and steady representation. Your first consultation is free and completely confidential.
- Free, confidential initial consultation
- In good standing with the Law Society of Ontario
- Flat fees available for many matters
How we help
Practice areas
Immigration
Immigration
Express Entry, family sponsorship, work and study permits, and appeals, with honest guidance on your options.
Real estate
Real estate
Residential purchases, sales, and refinancing closed properly, with clear timelines and no last-minute surprises.
Estates
Wills & estates
Wills, powers of attorney, and estate administration, so your family is protected and your wishes are clear.
Employment
Employment
Wrongful dismissal, severance review, and workplace disputes, with a frank assessment of what your case is worth.
Business
Small business
Incorporations, shareholder agreements, and contract review for Toronto small businesses and founders.
About the firm
A boutique firm, by design
Beaumont Law was founded in 2014 to offer the calibre of advice you would expect from a large firm, with the attention and plain language of a small one. We take on fewer files so each client gets a lawyer who knows their matter, returns their calls, and explains the law without the jargon. Most first consultations are free, and we will always tell you honestly whether you need a lawyer at all.
- Free, confidential initial consultation
- In good standing with the Law Society of Ontario
- Flat fees available for many matters
- Service in English, French, and Mandarin
Our lawyers
Our lawyers
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Catherine Beaumont
Founder & family law
Twenty years of family law practice with a focus on resolving matters without unnecessary conflict. Known for being direct, prepared, and calm under pressure.
- Called to the Ontario Bar, 2004
- LL.B., Osgoode Hall Law School
- Collaborative family law trained
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David Okonkwo
Immigration & employment
Represents clients in immigration applications, appeals, and workplace disputes. Fluent in the details that make an application succeed.
- Called to the Ontario Bar, 2011
- J.D., University of Toronto
- Member, Canadian Bar Association
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Mei Lin Chow
Real estate & estates
Closes residential real estate and drafts wills and estate plans with meticulous care. Clients value her clarity and responsiveness.
- Called to the Ontario Bar, 2015
- LL.B., Western University
- Service in Mandarin and Cantonese
Credentials
Credentials and memberships
Beaumont Law and its lawyers are licensed and in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario, and are members of the Canadian and Ontario Bar Associations. We are BBB accredited.
- Law Society of Ontario
- Canadian Bar Association
- Ontario Bar Association
- BBB Accredited
Client results
What clients say
“Catherine guided me through a difficult separation with patience and zero drama. She was honest about costs and outcomes from day one.”
“David handled our family sponsorship and answered every nervous email. Approved without a hitch. I cannot recommend him enough.”
“Mei Lin closed our first home purchase and made a stressful process feel simple. Clear timelines, no surprises.”
Common questions
Common questions
- Is the first consultation really free?
- Yes. Most initial consultations are complimentary and confidential, so we can understand your situation and tell you honestly whether and how we can help.
- How much will my matter cost?
- It depends on the work involved. Many matters can be handled on a flat fee, and we will give you a clear estimate before you commit to anything.
- Is everything I tell you confidential?
- Yes. Anything you share with us is protected and confidential, whether or not you decide to retain the firm.
- Can we meet virtually?
- Absolutely. We meet clients in person at our Bay Street office or by phone and video, whichever suits you.
- What should I bring to a consultation?
- Any documents related to your matter (agreements, letters, court papers) and a short summary of what is happening. If you are not sure, just bring yourself and we will guide you.
Free consultation
Request a consultation
- Phone
- (416) 555-0119
- Office
- 120 Adelaide St W, Suite 1800, Toronto, ON
- Hours
- Monday - Friday9am - 6pmEveningsBy appointmentSaturday - SundayClosed
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