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Civil Law · Ontario, Canada

Laura Lee Cvetkovski

Lawyer · Separy Law Professional Corporation · Toronto

814-4789 Yonge St, Toronto, Ontario M2N 0G3
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About

Laura completed her Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree at Osgoode Hall Law School. Prior to attending law school, Laura completed an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Criminology at Wilfrid Laurier University with minors in Psychology and Religion and Culture. Laura articled at Separy Law P.C.

During her time at Osgoode, Laura took advantage of the many practical learning opportunities available to her. In her second year, she volunteered with Pro Bono Students Canada where she aided in the creation and implementation of the Citizenship Drive Project, an outreach project that sought to aid minors in becoming Canadian citizens and guiding them through the administrative process. She also worked as a caseworker in the Criminal Law Division at the Community and Legal Aid Services Program (CLASP), and then as a Division Leader in her third year, where she provided legal representation to those in need. Laura also worked as a volunteer caseworker with the Innocence Project in her final year, examining suspected cases of wrongful conviction and assisting with the Criminal Conviction Review process.

Laura’s practice focuses on all areas of family law, including but not limited to, separation , divorce , parenting (custody), parenting plans (access to children) , child support , spousal support , variations in existing court orders and/or agreements, and resolving issues related to complex property division . Laura is resolution oriented and often works with clients to negotiate Toronto cohabitation agreements (prenuptial agreements), Toronto marriage agreements (postnuptial agreements, and Toronto separation agreements .

Laura also frequently advises clients whom may have dealt with serious issues such as domestic violence, emotional abuse, financial abuse and other forms of abuse. Her practice as a Toronto Family Lawyer spans all of the major courts in Toronto, and the Greater Toronto Area (“GTA”).