Julia Fogarty, Lawyer & Mediator

02/21/2024

Excited to announce that I will be joining Shulman & Partners LLP in their Toronto office on March 11, 2024. If you’re seeking a family lawyer or legal consult please contact the office to set up your next appointment.

12/08/2020

12/20/2019

Check out this interesting new article posted on our office's LinkedIn page, and follow our page for more interesting Family Law updates.

Bad faith can sometimes permeate the conduct of a case in family law proceedings, it is nice to see further illustrations of conduct by the parties that...

11/20/2019

We are excited to announce that we are also now on LinkedIn. Our page can be located at:

11/11/2019

If you are looking to set up a legal consult please contact Annette at [email protected] or by phone at 905-777-1615 ext 0003 (Annette works from 12:30pm to 5:00pm weekly) to arrange your appointment.

A one-hour legal consult with Ms. Dwyer is $339 (inclusive of tax); and
a one-hour legal consult with Ms. Fogarty is $209.05 (inclusive of tax)

We look forward to addressing your family law needs.

10/30/2019

Local resources can sometimes make all the difference.

10/18/2019

We are happy to announce that we are again looking to expand our support staff. As such, we are accepting cover letters and cv’s for a new family law legal assistant or law clerk.

Thursday, November 14th, 2019 2:00 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. 7th Floor Jurors' Lounge - John Sopinka Courthouse (45 Main Street East, Hamilton)

05/17/2019

Do you know your rights? Are you worried about custody? Call our office to book a consult and see what your options are.

03/22/2019

How many of you realize that if you and your spouse both pass away leaving young children (in Ontario), if you both list the same person (or if your spouse has already pre-deceased you, then your choice would be considered by the court even if your spouse chose a different party) to care for them in your will that person can gain temporary custody of your children for 30 days and can apply to make that custody permanent through the court system?