BAIL HEARINGS · TORONTO · GTA
Detained, or expecting an arrest? The first hearing decides whether you wait at home or in custody. We prepare sureties, release plans and counsel overnight.
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Answered 24/7 · Payment plans on the first call · No name required
01 · WHY BAIL MATTERS MOST
Everything about the case gets easier from home, from instructing counsel to keeping your job and holding your family together. Detention only makes the Crown's job easier.
Most bail hearings happen within a day of arrest. The plan has to exist before the courtroom opens.
Denied bail means a s. 520 review: months away, in front of a judge, needing new material. Get it right the first time.
A release plan built around address, supervision and reporting, one the court can say yes to, drafted overnight.
The first call is free, 24/7, no matter the hour. Expecting an arrest? We can start preparing before it happens.
TONIGHT’S CALL COSTS $0 · THE CONVICTION DOESN’T
03 · GOOGLE REVIEWS
They told me on the first call exactly what the next ninety days would look like, and the fee to the dollar. Charge withdrawn eleven months later.BAIL · RELEASED SAME DAY · CONSENTED
Called at 1 a.m. from the station. A lawyer answered — not a call service. By morning I knew exactly what to do and exactly what it would cost.S. 520 REVIEW · RELEASED · CONSENTED
They had a release plan ready before the courtroom opened. I waited at home, not in a cell.SURETY BAIL · PLAN ACCEPTED · CONSENTED
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Our counsel is asked to break down high-profile criminal cases on Canada’s major networks. Your file gets the same analysis, off the record.
MEDIA APPEARANCES BY FIRM COUNSEL · SEGMENTS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
02 · BAIL SITUATIONS
The first appearance after arrest. We build the release plan and run the hearing, often within 24 hours.
How we defend it →We prepare your surety to testify, including what to promise, what the court needs to hear, what it commits them to.
How we defend it →Detained at first instance? A Superior Court review with new grounds and a stronger plan.
How we defend it →Conditions that cost you work, housing or family contact can be varied, by consent or by application.
How we defend it →A breach charge threatens the release itself. We defend the breach and protect the bail.
How we defend it →Long remands trigger automatic detention reviews. We use every one of them.
How we defend it →04 · WHY US
Speak with counsel tonight at no cost, and understand your options before you consider any plea.
We fight to eliminate or reduce the charge, keeping the record clean, the licence intact, and insurance survivable.
Years defending impaired files means we know exactly how they're built, and where they tend to break.
Hundreds of five-star reviews, each posted with the client’s name redacted. Proof without exposure.
Nights, weekends, holidays. The first call is with the lawyer, not an intake desk.
English, French, Punjabi, Spanish and Ukrainian. Your defence is explained in the language you think in.
Every one of these starts the same way — with the free call.
06 · ASKED AT 2 A.M.
Not from us. We publish no client names, no case studies with traceable detail, and we run no ads that follow you around the internet. Court records are a separate question — and one of the first things we walk through on the call.
Usually within 24 hours of arrest. If you call before the arrest, the plan is ready before the courtroom opens.
A payment plan is quoted on the first call, before you commit to anything — and it doesn’t change mid-file.
Supervising the release and pledging an amount — money that is only at risk if conditions are breached. We prepare them for exactly what the court will ask.
No. A s. 520 review in Superior Court, with new grounds and a stronger plan, is the next move — and we start building it immediately.
No. A pending charge is not a conviction, and we work to keep it that way.
Your question isn’t here? That’s what the free call is for.
Ask it now →07 · WHERE WE APPEAR
Bail hearings run daily in courthouses across the region. Wherever yours is listed, the payment plan doesn’t change and neither does the lawyer.
CALL — ANY COURTHOUSE