Sheard Law PC - Toronto Family and Estates Lawyers

Divorce is tough.

Divorce is tough, but it can also be the start of something new. At Sheard Law, we're here to help you through it all. With our caring support and legal expertise, we'll guide you towards a brighter future.

We solve
problems.

Our Approach

Our clients expect us to solve problems, not create them. If you need a reasonable Lawyer in Toronto, we can help. For this reason, we believe that an effective lawyer must identify and pursue objectives as swiftly and cost effectively as possible. Our approach seeks resolution at an early stage based on realistic outcomes and advice. We understand that this may be a difficult time for you. Whether you are seeking a divorce lawyer or an estates lawyer, we have helped others in your situation and will draw from that experience to guide you toward a fresh start.

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Make it right the first time.

When hiring an estates lawyer in Toronto, you probably have a goal in mind. It may relate to dealing with an estate,  challenging a will, or getting the legal authority to act as executor. We can help. Call us to determine the legal steps you must take to achieve your objective in estates litigation, probate, or administration. Now practicing in association with Longo Lawyers, we continue to provide dedicated represenatition with the added advantage of increased resources and collaborative support

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John
Sheard

Senrior Litigator with 20+ Years Experience

Known for direct, pragmatic advice focused on achieving realistic outcomes

Called to the Ontario Bar in 2005

Graduated Queen’s University in 2004 with LL. B.

Graduated University of Toronto in 2001 with Hon.
B.A. (English)

Practice focused on Divorce and Law , Probate and Estate Litigation

Experienced trial lawyer with extensive courtroom advocacy across family law and estate litigation matters

Representing Children as agent for the OCL in complex Family Disputes