Regal Law Barrister and Solicitor

06/10/2026

Q. Can I represent myself in Family Court?

A. While individuals have the right to represent themselves, family law proceedings can involve complex issues such as child support, spousal support, property division, and trial procedures. Even a simple procedural mistake can have significant consequences.

Obtaining legal advice early can help you understand your rights, obligations, and available options before important decisions are made.

Regal Law Barristers provides representation and litigation services in family law matters throughout Ontario.

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06/10/2026

Regal Law Barristers, trusted Litigation Law Firm in Toronto.

05/26/2026

05/24/2026

Thinking of buying or selling a property privately without a realtor?

At Regal Law Barristers & Solicitors, we assist clients across Toronto, Mississauga, the GTA, and Ontario with affordable digital real estate closings, refinances, title transfers, survivorship applications, and private real estate deals.

We can also prepare or review Agreements of Purchase and Sale, handle title searches, mortgage documents, and ensure your transaction closes smoothly and safely. Urgent and last-minute closings are welcome with no additional fees, unlike many firms.

Call Faisal Hameed at 416-857-6099 to discuss your closing or real estate matter today.

05/13/2026

Q: Can I sue for breach of contract in Ontario?

A: Yes. If a person or business fails to honour a contract, agreement, promissory note, or payment obligation, you may have the right to commence legal proceedings in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice or Small Claims Court.
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Common examples include:
• Unpaid loans or invoices
• Failure to complete agreed work
• Real estate disputes
• Business and partnership disputes
• Private mortgage defaults
• Failure to close transactions

At Regal Law Barristers, we assist clients with civil litigation, debt recovery, breach of contract claims, urgent motions, and commercial disputes across Toronto and the GTA.

Early legal advice can help preserve evidence, enforce your rights, and avoid costly delays.

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Serving Toronto, GTA & ONTARIO

05/05/2026

Q: What is a Rule 76 action in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, and what is the monetary threshold?

A: A Rule 76 action refers to Ontario’s Simplified Procedure for civil claims. It is designed to streamline the litigation process, reducing time and costs for less complex matters.

The procedure applies to claims of up to $200,000 CAD, excluding interest and costs.

Key features include limited discovery, simplified pre-trial steps, and shorter trials—making it a practical option for many civil disputes.