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Iranian Lawyer Near Me - Nyusha Samiei
Nyusha Samiei Vancouver, British Columbia
Family, Litigation, Divorce
1 year licensed
(604) 568-9444
I am a Lawyer based in Vancouver, practicing Family, Civil Litigation, and Estates law. I provide services in English, French, and Farsi.
Iranian Lawyers Near Me - Shelly Banihashemi
Shelly Banihashemi Markham, Ontario
Family
2025 years licensed
(647) 551-2264
I have been practicing family law exclusively since my call to the Bar in 2011. Prior to opening my own practice in 2021, I clerked, articled and subsequently worked as an associate at two prominent boutique family law firms in the GTA. With over 13 years of experience, my practice incorporates all aspects of family law, including separation and divorce, property division, custody and access, child and spousal support, marriage contracts, cohabitation agreements, separation agreements and adoptions. I have experience handling high conflict parenting disputes and complex property and support claims. In law school, I excelled at and received distinction in the areas of alternate dispute resolution and negotiations. In 2015, I completed the requisite training to practice in the Collaborative Family Law process. I have incorporated this aspect of family law into my practice, along with other alternative dispute resolution processes such as mediation and arbitration. I recognize that sometimes court is unavoidable. I have advocated for clients at various court levels, including the Ontario Court of Justice and Superior Court of Justice. I believe in a communicative, transparent and client-centered approach. I am committed to achieving the best possible results for my clients. I speak Farsi and welcome Farsi speaking clients. In my nominal spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, travelling and DIY projects. 
Iranian Lawyer Near Me - Negin Shahraki
Negin Shahraki Thornhill, Ontario
Family, Divorce, Child Support
2025 years licensed
(416) 380-7501
Negin Shahraki is not only the founder and principal lawyer at OneLegal Professional Corporation but also a passionate advocate for family law. Her journey into this challenging yet rewarding field began in law school and has since become her calling. Negin is deeply fascinated by the human element of family law and the significant role she plays in supporting individuals through some of their most vulnerable moments. Each client brings a unique story, and for Negin, working closely with them is not just a duty but a source of profound learning and fulfillment. She embraces the role of a lifelong learner, firmly believing that constant education is essential for professional growth. Negin’s expertise spans a diverse array of family law issues from asset division and spousal support to decision making and financial disputes. She is as comfortable in the courtroom, thriving on its vibrant dynamics, as she is in mediation sessions where she promotes collaboration to find amicable solutions. Currently an associate member of the Ontario Association of Family Mediators (“OAFM”), Negin is diligently working towards becoming an accredited mediator. Her mission is clear: to devise the best possible strategies that are thoughtfully tailored to meet the specific needs of her clients. Negin is particularly adept at navigating the financial intricacies of separation. As a Chartered Business Valuator trainee, she excels at guiding business owners through the challenges of separation with minimal disruption to their enterprises. Her proactive approach focuses on asset protection, both pre- and post-separation, to maintain the financial stability of businesses. Her specialized financial acumen complements her broad legal expertise, enhancing her ability to craft uniquely effective solutions for each client. Beyond her professional pursuits, Negin is an enthusiastic traveler who cherishes the opportunity to immerse herself in different cultures and connect with people around the world. She is also actively engaged in the Iranian community in Ontario, striving to broaden access to justice. Fluent in Farsi, Negin values her time away from the office, whether it's spending quality moments with family and friends or keeping fit at the gym. Her balanced approach to life and work not only makes her a competent lawyer but also a compassionate ally to her clients.

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