Numan Bajwa Offers Free Initial Consultations for Contested Divorce Cases Throughout December in Toronto

Toronto residents facing the difficulties of a contested divorce will have better access to legal support this month, thanks to a new limited-time offer from family lawyer Numan Bajwa. For the entire month of December, Bajwa is providing free initial consultations for individuals dealing with disputes related to divorce, parenting, property division or financial support.

Contested divorces [https://divorcego.ca/litigation-pricing/] often involve disagreements on major issues, including child custody, support arrangements, financial disclosure and the division of assets. These matters can quickly become complicated, stressful and costly without proper legal guidance. Bajwa's December initiative aims to remove the financial barrier that prevents many people from seeking early advice during one of the most challenging transitions of their lives.

"Divorce is overwhelming, especially when both parties cannot agree," Bajwa said. "People often feel stuck or unsure of their next steps. My goal with this December offer is to give them a clear starting point, so they understand their rights, their legal options and what the process may look like moving forward."

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The complimentary consultation [https://divorcego.ca/divorce-online/] provides individuals with a structured opportunity to discuss their situation and receive professional insights. Each session includes:

* A review of rights and obligations under Ontario's Family Law Act and the federal Divorce Act
* Direction on urgent issues, including parenting time, decision-making responsibility and temporary support
* An explanation of court procedures, timelines and what to expect if a case proceeds to litigation
* Insight into whether mediation or negotiation could resolve issues before going to court
* Answers to questions about financial disclosure, property protection and preparing key documents

Bajwa has more than a decade of experience representing clients in complex family law disputes. He is known for a balanced approach that combines clear legal strategy with a focus on reducing conflict wherever possible. His work spans contested divorce cases, separation agreements, parenting disputes, spousal support, property division and mediation.

"People need more than information. They need a plan," Bajwa said. "A single consultation can help someone understand the road ahead and reduce the uncertainty that often makes the process harder than it needs to be."

The free consultation offer is available to new clients in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area [https://divorcego.ca/gta-locations/]. Meetings can be scheduled in person or virtually, depending on client preference. Due to seasonal demand, appointments are expected to fill quickly, and clients are encouraged to book early.

This initiative comes at a time when many individuals reassess their personal and financial goals heading into the New Year. Early legal advice often helps reduce long-term conflict and ensures that important decisions are made with clarity and confidence.

About Numan Bajwa

Numan Bajwa is a Toronto family lawyer and the founding partner. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law and holds an Honours degree in criminology from the University of Windsor. Bajwa focuses on contested divorce, parenting disputes, property division, spousal support, child support and family mediation.

Book a free consultation throughout December.

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