Dedicated, resolution-focused representation and strong courtroom advocacy across parenting, support, property and divorce.
(289) 805-6919
Sonam Sapra earned her Bachelor of Science from Western University and her Juris Doctor from the University of Windsor. She began her career at one of Toronto's leading civil litigation boutiques and later joined a preeminent family law firm before founding Sapra Law.
Every file is handled personally, with clear communication and careful attention to the details that matter most for your situation.
My practice focuses on parenting matters, child and spousal support, separation issues, and domestic contracts including cohabitation agreements and marriage contracts. I am committed to providing practical, strategic advice tailored to each client's unique circumstances.
I understand that family law disputes are often among the most challenging and emotional experiences a person can face. My approach is to guide clients with compassion, clarity, and practical solutions, with the goal of resolving matters as efficiently as possible and helping clients move forward with confidence toward the next chapter of their lives.
From negotiated agreements to prepared courtroom advocacy, every matter receives attentive, end-to-end representation from start to finish.
A simple, transparent process designed to protect your interests and respect your time.
A focused 30 minute conversation. Tell us what happened and what you hope to achieve.
We recommend the best course of action and set clear next steps.
Prepared negotiation, mediation or court work — executed with care.
We work toward a resolution and remain available as life evolves.
Your file is handled directly by Sonam, start to finish.
Practical solutions first, strong advocacy when it counts.
Clear, realistic guidance so you always know where you stand.
Clear steps, no surprises, from consultation to resolution.
We stay available as your situation evolves.
Not necessarily. Many family law matters can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or other alternatives to court.
The timeline varies depending on your circumstances, the issues involved, and whether you and your former partner can reach an agreement.
Yes. If you are facing an urgent family law issue, we can discuss your circumstances and help you understand the legal options available to you.
Bring any relevant documents you have, such as agreements, court documents, financial information, or correspondence related to your family law matter.
The first step is to schedule a consultation. We’ll discuss your circumstances, identify the key legal issues, and explain the options available to you.
Request a free consultation and hear back from our team within 24 hours.
We’re here to provide clear, compassionate guidance through every step of your family law matter.
Contact us today to discuss your situation and understand your legal options.