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1 Eva Road, Toronto, M9C 4Z5
416.236.7905
notaries, solicitors, barristers, Lawyers 
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672 Dupont St, Suite 304, Toronto, M6G 1Z6
416.533.2996
Real estate attorney 
234 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto, M4P 1K8
416-323-7767
Janice P. Warren has practiced immigration law for 19 years, and has concentrated on helping Canadians move to the United States for 14 years. Whether you need to move quickly for a specific purpose, or hope to eventually make a permanent transfer to America, our lawyer can discuss your options and find the best, most efficient way to carry out your plans. Time is of the essence, especially if you have a job waiting for you. The sooner you call us, the better your chances of making a smooth, stress-free transition. Call us now to set up a consultation. 
120 Carlton St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 4K2
(416) 599-5799
avocats, General practice attorney, lawyers 
180 Dundas St W, Toronto, M5G 1Z8
(416) 591-6993
At Irving & Company, we regularly pursue large actions against all levels of government, defend criminal prosecutions involving frauds, conspiracies and enterprise crime, and assist other lawyers with appeals or their own business matters. We stake our reputation on the advice we give and the results we achieve. 
124 Merton St, Suite 306, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4S 2Z2
416 469 3443
Ms. Prince is a member of the Ontario Criminal Lawyers Assocation (CLA), the Ontario Bar Association (OBA), the American National Criminal Defence Lawyers Assocation (NACDL) a member in good standing with the Law Society of Upper Cananda (LSUC), having been called to the Ontario Bar in February 1999. Joanne M. Prince B., LL. LL. M (Criminal), is a Criminal Defence Lawyer in the Greater Toronto Area (G. A.) She has successfully defended clients in the Toronto, Halton, Peel, Simcoe, and Durham Regions. She aggressively defends adults and youths who are charged with offences, such as fraud, robbery, domestic assaults, weapons possession, impaired driving, drug possession, and homicides. Prince has taught at Humber College in the Business and Paralegal Programs, and has spoken at High Schools and Community Centres in the G. A. 
69 YORKVILLE AVE, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 1B8
(416) 922-6900
One Core West, Finances et Légal, One Core Ctr, North, Barrister, Legal services, Légal, Finance, One Core NE, Lawyers, One Core, Avocats 
60 St Clair Ave E, Suite 204, Toronto, M4T 1N5
416-926-9474
legal services, barristers, Lawyer & Law Firm, solicitors, Lawyer 
920 Yonge St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4W 3C7
(416) 967-1603
lawyers, avocats, Barrister, General Practice Lawyers 
720 Bathurst Street, Centre for Social Innovation, Toronto, M5S 2R4
(416) 889-2506
Nancy completed law degrees in both common law and civil law at McGill University and was called to the Ontario Bar in 2003. At McGill, she nurtured an interest in public law and both domestic and international human rights. She also holds an honours philosophy degree from the University of Ottawa. Nancy started her law practice in March 2005 in order to fill a need for lawyers practicing in the area of prison law and nurture an interest in inmates rights. Currently, her practice is focused mostly on both prison law and child protection. As a prison lawyer, she appears before the Parole Board of Canada (PBC) previously named the National Parole Board (NPB), the Ontario Parole Board(OPB), the Superior Court, the Divisional Court, the Court of Appeal, and the Federal Court. She also does parole appeals before both the PBC and the OBP. Most of Nancy's litigation files are in relation to claims against the federal or provincial government on behalf of inmates. She act as duty counsel at Warkworth Institution where she provides assistance in disciplinary court and provide inmates with general advice. Nancy generally travels within a two hour radius of Toronto for the purpose of parole hearings or other prison law matters. She will travel as far as Kingston in special circumstances including an inmate requiring assistance with a parole hearing in French. (Si vous avez besoin d'une avocate qui parle française pour assister avec une audience de liberation conditionnel en Ontario, veuillez appeler.) As a child protection lawyer Nancy is passionate about advocating on behalf of parents who are motivated to regain responsibility for parenting their children. Before starting her practice Nancy worked as a corrections policy advisor for the Government of Ontario. Nancy's work dealt primarily with inmate transportation and parole. Previous to that she articled in the Policy Branch of the Ministry of the Attorney General of Ontario. In both positions Nancy assisted 
