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Lawyer · Etobicoke

Ms. Chanelle Ann Marie Aching

LL.B, LEC, LL.M.

Camarie Law Professional Corporation

  • Taking new enquiries
Focuses on Business Law TopicsContract LawFamily LawImmigrationReal EstateWills and Estate Planning
Languages
English, French, Italian, Spanish
Remote clients
Available
Office access
Wheelchair accessible
Called to the bar
Ontario, 2021
  • Alternate:
JusticeNet rate$130–200 / hour

Fax: 888-369-8177

What it will cost

$130–200per hour, on a sliding scale

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Other costs
Fees available upon reques

About Chanelle

Family law, real estate, wills & estates, and immigration law for clients, individuals, and businesses on cross-border matters.

Chanelle Ann Marie Aching, Principal Lawyer of Camarie Law, leads a boutique law firm in Etobicoke, proudly serving clients in Family Law, Real Estate, Wills & Estates, and Immigration Law. As Etobicoke’s only cross-jurisdictional lawyer licensed in Ontario and Trinidad & Tobago, Chanelle offers trusted, legal solutions to individuals and businesses on cross border matters. She is recognized for her client-focused practice, professionalism, efficiency, and legal acumen. Her legal expertise is complemented by her regulatory background, having served as a Senior Compliance Manager at CIBC and Senior Compliance Investigator, leading critical AML & ATF initiatives under FINTRAC oversight. Chanelle acts as a fractional e-Discovery Lawyer with Deloitte’s Legal Project team, providing strategic support in high-stakes commercial disputes and financial investigations. Chanelle is also a pro-bono lawyer for the World Bank Group, Women, Business and the Law research initiatives.

What she can help with

Lawyer practice areas

  • Main category: Business Law Topics
  • Subcategory of Business Law Topics: Banking / Finance
  • Subcategory of Business Law Topics: Contracts
  • Subcategory of Business Law Topics: Incorporations
  • Subcategory of Business Law Topics: Partnership Agreements
  • Main category: Contract Law
  • Main category: Family Law
  • Subcategory of Family Law: Child/Spousal Support
  • Subcategory of Family Law: Custody/Access
  • Subcategory of Family Law: Division of Property
  • Subcategory of Family Law: Divorce/Separation
  • Main category: Immigration
  • Main category: Real Estate
  • Subcategory of Real Estate: Condominium Contracts
  • Subcategory of Real Estate: Mortgage Agreements
  • Subcategory of Real Estate: Municipal Law
  • Subcategory of Real Estate: Planning Issues
  • Subcategory of Real Estate: Neighbors
  • Subcategory of Real Estate: Taxes
  • Main category: Wills and Estate Planning
  • Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Guardianship
  • Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Living Wills
  • Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Power of Attorney
  • Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Probate
  • Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Trusts
  • Subcategory of Wills and Estate Planning: Wills

Where the office is

Camarie Law Professional Corporation
Suite 4422
1460 The Queensway

Etobicoke, ON M8Z 1S7
Geographic limits
We service the Greater Toronto Area, Trinidad, Grenada and the British Virgin Islands.
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Credentials and training

Licence

2021
Licensed lawyer, Law Society of Ontario
Called to the Bar of Ontario

Before you call

  1. 1Check what you would pay. Your rate depends on your own personal net income and your family household size. See the reduced-fee schedule.
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  3. 3Know your own personal net income and your family household size. Count yourself and the family members in your household.

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